Golf holidays in Belgium

Belgium is one of Europe’s most underrated golf destinations, offering a superb mix of historic layouts, championship venues, and beautifully maintained courses set among scenic countryside and coastal backdrops.

Below, we highlight the finest golf courses in Belgium, all of which showcase the country’s impressive golfing pedigree.

Royal Zoute Golf Club Location: Bruges | Par: 72 | Founded: 1909 | Type: Links Best for: Golfers seeking a traditional championship links experience with a rich tournament pedigree.

One of Belgium’s most prestigious venues, Royal Zoute boasts two superb courses, including the Championship Course, which has hosted two Belgian Opens. Its links-style setting near the North Sea, undulating fairways, and strategic bunkering ensure a memorable and exhilarating round. Regularly ranked inside the Top 3 courses in Belgium by Top 100 Golf Courses, it blends tradition with a pure golfing test.

Royal Ostend Golf Club Location: Bruges | Par: 70 | Founded: 1903 | Type: Links Best for: Purists who want Belgium’s most authentic seaside links with true coastal conditions.

Founded in 1903 and situated directly on the coast, Royal Ostend is Belgium’s only true seaside links. The course provides rolling dunes, firm fairways, and ever-present coastal winds - making it a favourite for golfers seeking an authentic links experience. Historic, scenic, and challenging, it remains one of Belgium’s must-play venues.

Royal Waterloo Golf Club Location: Brussels / Brabant Wallon | Par: 72 (La Marache) | Founded: 1923 | Type: Parkland Best for: Players looking for a premier, tournament-tested parkland challenge near Brussels.

A premier club in the heart of Brabant Wallon, Royal Waterloo offers three outstanding courses, including the famed La Marache, which has hosted major professional events. Its immaculate conditioning, woodland surroundings, and strategic layout ensure a championship-standard challenge from start to finish. Consistently ranked as one of Belgium’s leading courses by Top 100 Golf Courses, it is a must-play for golfers visiting Brussels.

Royal Bercuit Golf Club Location: Brussels / Brabant Wallon | Par: 72 | Founded: 1967 | Type: Woodland / Resort-Style Best for: Golfers who love bold, architecturally distinctive layouts with dramatic elevation changes.

The only course in Belgium designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr., Royal Bercuit is known for its dramatic elevation changes, bold bunkering, and strategic water features. Winding through a secluded forested landscape, it is consistently ranked among Belgium’s finest and offers a strikingly American-style challenge with European refinement.

Golf Club Oostburg Location: Near Bruges | Par: 72 | Founded: 1987 | Type: Parkland Best for: Groups and holiday golfers wanting a scenic, resort-style course with generous fairways and high-end facilities.

Set just across the border near Bruges, Golf Club Oostburg (The Royal Antwerp Golf Experience) is a luxurious, resort-style course known for its pristine presentation, picturesque lakes, and wide fairways. Ideal for groups and holidaymakers, it combines enjoyable playability with top-tier conditioning and superb facilities.

Golf Club 7 Fontaines Location: Brussels | Par: 72 | Founded: 1987 | Type: Parkland Best for: Visitors seeking accessible, varied, and beautifully crafted parkland golf close to Brussels.

One of the most accessible and popular clubs in the Brussels region, 7 Fontaines features two championship courses - Château and Forêt - both known for their rolling parkland terrain and strategic design. With beautifully crafted holes and scenic woodland views, it's a favourite among visiting golfers looking for variety and strong playability.

Why are golf breaks in Belgium so popular?

A top-notch location for your next golf break, Belgium offers the perfect balance of amazing golf and great nightlife/culture. Due to its underrated status, the fairways here are often quiet, which only helps with the overall condition and quality of the course on offer. Also, as Belgium borders France, there is easy access to some of the top Northern France courses in Dunkirk and Lille. Read about our Belgium golf holiday FAQ's here.

Travel tips for your Belgium golf break

• Choose the right arrival airport – Brussels Airport offers the best access to major golf regions, with top courses like Royal Waterloo, 7 Fontaines, and Royal Bercuit all within 25–40 minutes.

• Stay in the region that suits your plans – Pick Bruges for a scenic, relaxed golf and city break; choose Brussels for culture, nightlife, and quick access to championship courses in Brabant Wallon.

• Book tee times early in peak season – Belgium’s top courses are popular from May to September, so secure your rounds well in advance, especially at Royal Zoute and Royal Ostend.

• Be prepared for changing weather – Belgian conditions can vary, especially along the coast. Pack waterproofs, layers, and a lightweight jacket for unpredictable spells of wind or rain.

• Make time to explore after your round – Wander Bruges’ medieval canals, visit Brussels’ Grand Place, tour local breweries, or enjoy Belgian delicacies like waffles, chocolate, and moules-frites.

• Use car hire for maximum flexibility – Public transport is excellent between cities, but golfers carrying clubs usually prefer rental cars or private transfers to reach courses easily and stay on schedule. If you're opting for a self-drive trip, many of our packages include LeShuttle crossings, making Belgium incredibly accessible with excellent value and the convenience of taking your own clubs door-to-door.