Route de Virton 356,
Arlon, Province of Luxembourg B-6700
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+32(0)63 21 16 64Pro shop
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Bart Bollen (Director of Golf & Academy).Academy
European Performance StadiumThe Course:
9 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb, with a few longish green-to-next-tee walks.
Surroundings:
Woodland and open rural countryside.
Designer:
18-hole "Heathland" course designed by Stuart Hallett; 9-hole "Parkland" course designed by Jonathan Davison.
Above distances are for the nine-hole Parkland course. Also at Bois d'Arlon is the 18-hole Heathland course (par-72; 6574 m from back tees).
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6.5 km SW of Arlon / 36 km W of city of Luxembourg.
Bois d'Arlon (Park)
Bois d'Arlon Golf & Resort (Park course): the most exciting golfing development in Belgium for several years, has brought a luxury resort hotel and two superb new golf courses into the far southeast of the country. Close to the border with Luxembourg, the resort boasts an exciting 18-hole open-heathland course, and the nine-hole Park course (to be developed into a full 18-holes in the next couple of years).
Although only nine-holes at the moment, the Parkland course exudes clear differences from its more open and heathland influenced sibling. Also a big dimension modern layout, the Park will become an established championship test in its own right.
With its carpet-like fairways and excellent presentation throughout, the layout winds through tree-lined avenues, some with plenty of elevation change. The (current) par-3 2nd presents a classic "Redan" style hole, with stylish bunkering set to capture anything hit short and right.
Pick of the holes: the (current) uphill par-4 5th seems to have it all! A pond to cross from the tee, the fairway flanked and then crossed by a water ditch, then over a Swilken-style bridge, and onward to the plateau green, which sits in front of the sumptuous Bois d'Arlon mansion house.
Stay&Play at Bois d'Arlon: luxury onsite accommodation available, see Where2Stay section below.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Contact club for full details, discounts, Stay&Play packages, etc. [Last updated: 2025].
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
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Bois d'Arlon's golf courses are laid out in the natural setting of the Château du Bois d’Arlon, a true jewel in the Belgian Province of Luxembourg. The chateau and estate were acquired by Luxembourg billionaire Roby Schintgen, and subsequently developed into Belgium's No.1 golf resort. The Château itself dates from the late-1800s.
Route de Virton 356, 6700 Arlon, Belgium.
+32(0)63 21 16 64
Visit websiteNestled in the heart of the Domaine du Bois d’Arlon and surrounded by natural woodland, this 4-star hotel embodies modern, uncluttered luxury. With 64 rooms and suites, and a top-quality restaurant, the hotel offers a warm ambience, enhanced by elegant touches of wood in the decor.
Each room is designed to offer views of the estate, surrounding nature and the golf courses through large picture windows. Whether for a relaxing getaway or an extended stay, the Hotel du Bois d’Arlon promises an excellent experience in an enchanting setting.
Bois D'Arlon (Heathland and Parkland courses).
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