Golf & Country Course Sint-Oedenrode

The Golf & Country Course Sint-Oedenrode is located in the Dutch town of Sint-Oedenrode in the province of North Brabant. It lies in a rural, typically Brabantian area with meadows, woods, heaths, swamps, fields, and streams and belongs to the national landscape Het Groene Woud. From nearby Eindhoven, the Golf & Country Course Sint-Oedenrode is reachable in 20 minutes via the John-F-Kennedylaan and the A50. It is home of the golf club De Schoot, which was founded in 1973 and took over the 9-hole heathland course with par 72 already designed by the well-known Dutch landscape architect Alan Rijks in 1972. The Golf & Country Course Sint-Oedenrode 5717 meters long and features long, partly narrow fairways, interestingly placed greens, several strategic water hazards, bunkers, and groups of trees. Several doglegs as well as a double dogleg make the course tactically demanding. The highlight is hole 3, which has to be played over water and is equipped with several double tees, so that the Golf & Country Course Sint-Oedenrode can also be used as an 18-hole course. The course is a championship course and gained A status in 1978. It offers a well-equipped practice area with a partly covered and lit driving range, a large putting green, as well as a 6-hole par 3 course to practice the short game.