Locht 140,
Veldhoven, Noord-Brabant 5504 RP
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+31 (0)40 254 6920Pro shop
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Visit websiteThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland and open countryside.
Designer:
Alan Rijks
Above distances are for the Yellow-Red combination. At 2,653 m from the back tees, the Blue-nine is shorter than the other two nines.
51.386185
5.376660
12 km SW of Eindhoven
From the A67 motorway (Antwerpen - Eindhoven) take exit 32 (Eersel) and follow the N284 direction Eersel. After o.7 km turn left at roundabout direction Steensel. After 4.2 km (go through Steensel) turn left at sign BurgGolf Gendersteyn. After o.3 km golf entrance is on your left.
Gendersteyn
BurgGolf Gendersteyn: Things changed quite dramatically here at Gendersteyn in 2007, when seven new holes replaced most of the original back-nine. Things changed again when the course was expanded to its current 27-hole layout.
Separated by a small stream (the Gender), the Yellow-Red course at Gendersteyn combines a more tree-lined opening 9-hole loop (Yellow), with the more modern and open Red-nine. The latter contains a plethora of sandy waste areas, bunkers and water hazards. On all three nines you'll need to navigate round some severely doglegging holes: the par-4 9th (Yellow), par-4 3rd (Red) and par-4 3rd (Blue).
Unfortunately much of the Yellow-Blue course runs close to the A67 motorway and there is little escape from the drone of traffic. The newer holes of the Red-nine occupy land further away from the road and are pleasantly quieter, although tall electricity pylons do put in an appearance on both Yellow and Red.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Handicap required.
Players generally walk this course.
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Gendersteyn is part of the BurgGolf group, who own and operate five other courses in the Netherlands.
Aalsterweg 322, 5644 RL Eindhoven
+31 (0)40 211 6033
Visit websiteA member of the Van der Valk group of hotels.
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Gendersteyn; Einhoven
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