Cleydael Golf & Country Club, Golf course in Aartselaar, Belgium
Cleydael Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole championship course in Aartselaar measuring about 6000 meters that winds through forest and parkland settings. The layout provides varied tee positions to accommodate golfers of different skill levels.
The course was designed in 1988 by Paul Rolin and Dimitri van Hauwaert and uses grounds near Cleydael Castle, which dates to 1259. This location combines a modern golf layout with a historic castle setting.
The course maintains golfing traditions where players wear collared shirts and Bermuda shorts, while denim is not allowed. These dress conventions reflect the formal customs that define play here.
The course sits on relatively level terrain and offers golfers of all abilities an accessible playing experience. Visitors should check the dress code requirements in advance and contact the club to confirm current conditions and availability.
From the 18th hole, players look directly at Cleydael Castle, creating a rare connection between modern golf and medieval architecture. This view makes the final hole memorable in a way few courses can match.
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