Veerweg 26,
Numansdorp, Zuid Holland 3281 LX
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+31 (0)186 654 455Pro shop
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Paul Green / Roderick Peek.The Course:
18 holes. Open parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Rural countryside.
Designer:
Tom Macauley
9-hole par-31 shorter course (1900 metres).
51.721632
4.417341
30 km S of Rotterdam
A29 (Rotterdam-Zierikzee) take exit Numansdorp, follow signs ANWB, Havens-Numansdorp. Take exit Veerhaven and before the marina turn right.
Cromstrijen
Golfclub Cromstrijen: Located in the province of Zuid-Holland, where the mighty River Maas (Rhine) flows into the North Sea, Cromstrijen is a layout dating from 1989, and one that exudes a modern parkland feel.
The environment here is relatively flat, although gentle earth mounding confers some good definition and contouring to the holes. The principal hazard on this relatively compact layout is water in the form of ponds and ditches.
Added to the perils of water, a significant amount of fairway and greenside bunkering also threatens on many holes. If you are locked in a closely fought match play or just trying to finish off a good scoring round, take great care at the excellent par-5 18th, a "sting-in-the-tail" hole that combines trees, sand and water hazards to excellent effect.
A modern wind turbine, rather than a quaint old Dutch windmill, stands alongside the course, though not too intrusively. The proximity of the A29 motorway impacts the noise level on a few of the holes.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and Saturdays, and on Sundays after 1pm.
Must book in advance. Handicap required.
Players generally walk this course.
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Cromstrijen is laid out at the western end and on the north bank of the Hollands Diep, a wide river through which the Rhine and Meuse rivers flow out into the North Sea.
C.N.A. Looslaan 9, 3054BN Rotterdam
+31 (0)180 64 6900
Visit websiteHotel Ridderkerk is one of the newest developments of Van der Valk Hotels and Restaurants, situated at one of the busiest traffic junctions of the Netherlands on a stone throw distance of metropolis Rotterdam.
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