Golf

Golf

Historic links course with WWII bomb crater bunkers

9.1/10
#1 of 3 in Domburg

Golf in Domburg is a unique and memorable experience, thanks to the Domburgsche Golf Club—one of the oldest and most distinctive links courses in the Netherlands. Founded in 1914 and designed by golf professional E.C. Warren, this historic 18-hole course is nestled among the tall dunes of Zeeland’s coast, offering sweeping views of the North Sea and a true links-style challenge.

The course’s natural layout features rolling fairways, native grasses, and bunkers that were originally formed by World War II bomb craters, adding a fascinating layer of history to your round. The ever-present sea breeze and undulating terrain make each hole a test of skill and strategy, while the surrounding dunes and ocean vistas provide a stunning backdrop for play. Thanks to the natural drainage of the dunes, the course is playable year-round, making it a favorite destination for golfers in every season.

Domburgsche Golf Club welcomes both members and visitors, though it’s wise to check ahead for tee time availability and any specific visitor requirements. While opening hours and green fees are not listed here, the club’s website provides up-to-date information. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or simply looking to enjoy a scenic walk along the fairways, golfing in Domburg offers a blend of sport, history, and natural beauty that’s hard to match elsewhere in the Netherlands.

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Quick Facts

Rating
9.10/10
Destination Domburg
Region Zeeland

Best Time to Visit

June to September offers warm weather, long days, and ideal conditions for enjoying Domburg’s beaches, dunes, and outdoor events.

Domburg, Netherlands

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