Golf du Bercuit, Golf course in Grez-Doiceau, Belgium.
Golf du Bercuit is an 18-hole course in Grez-Doiceau, 30 km southeast of Brussels, designed by Robert Trent Jones and opened in 1967. Its roughly circular putting greens of short grass are ringed by a collar of slightly taller turf, with trees and a small pond beyond the apron.
Baron Frédéric Rolin, a businessman and landowner, began planning the course in 1965, combining an 18-hole layout with a real-estate development on an American model. Robert Trent Jones agreed to design it, and the first holes were played two years later, in 1967. In 2017 King Philippe granted the club Royal status for its 50th anniversary.
The club received Royal status from King Philippe in 2017, granted on its 50th anniversary. Its course is the only one in Belgium designed by Robert Trent Jones, and it has hosted events on both the European Tour and the Ladies European Tour.
The course lies 30 km southeast of Brussels in Grez-Doiceau, Wallonia. It opened in 1967 with 18 holes, and the club received Royal status from King Philippe in 2017, its 50th anniversary. The layout combines the course with surrounding villas, following the American-style plan drawn up with Baron Frédéric Rolin.
In 2017 King Philippe granted the club Royal status, timed to its 50th anniversary; the course had opened in 1967, two years after Baron Frédéric Rolin began planning it with Robert Trent Jones.
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