Royal Golf Club du Hainaut

Royal Golf Club du Hainaut is a 27-hole golf course designed by Tom Simpson and later developed by Franck Penninck. The club offers three varied courses: Bruyères, Quesnoy, and Etangs. Bruyères and Quesnoy wind through pines, birches, heather, and broom, while Etangs is set in an exceptional natural area. The sandy soil and wooded surroundings give the course a distinct English character, appealing to nature lovers and strategic golfers. The course is known for its challenging golf experience. Fairways are wider and rolling, but the rough rarely forgives, making accuracy important. Since its start in 1933 with 9 holes, Royal Golf Club du Hainaut has grown into a full and varied golf destination.