Wiemesmeerstraat 109,
Genk, Limburg 3600
Office
+32 (0)89 35 96 16Pro shop
+32 (0)89 36 20 60Fax
+32 (0)89 36 41 84Website
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André "Pinky" Van Pinxten / Mike MulderThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland.
Designer:
Ron Kirby
50.969833
5.556786
19 km E of Hasselt
From the A2 - E314 motorway (Louvain - Aachen) take exit 32 (Genk Oost), and follow the N75 direction Zutendaal. After o.4 km, at traffic lights, turn right onto the N744, direction Zutendaal / Spiegelven Golf. After 1.6 km golf is on your left.
Spiegelven Golf Club: With on-site hotel accommodation (the Residence Stiemerheide), and located within a short drive of Belgium's eastern border with the Netherlands and the historic city of Maastricht, Spiegelven is accustomed to attracting an international mix of golfers.
Although only established within the last 20 years, the early parts of the course feel much older, journeying their way through some fine mature woodland. This wooded and flatter front-nine gives way to a more undulating back-nine, and more open terrain starts to feature from the tough downhill par-3 12th.
On the second nine holes, water hazards are more frequent, not least at the challenging par-5 18th, where reaching the safety of the green is dependent on a high-flighted downhill carry across a large pond.
There are many excellent holes on this layout, which will continually test and probe any weaknesses in your game through its combination of tightish driving holes, good bunkering, sloping greens and (at times) uncompromising rough and bushes. Recent drainage work has alieviated the worst of Spiegelven's soggyness in the winter, making it a pleasant year-round golfing venue.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Maximum handicap: 36.
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
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Spiegelven's own website contains a terrific helicopter fly-over the course - great to get an idea of what's to come.
109 Wiemesmeerstraat, 3600 Genk
+32 (0)89 35 58 28
Visit websiteSpiegelven Golf is attached to the Residence Stiemerheide.
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Royal Limburg; Millennium; Spiegelven.
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