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The Championship Course, designed by architect Paul Rolin in the early 80s, offers a varied round in both forest and parkland, with challenging holes surrounding the 14th century Cleydael Castle. The last hole with views of the imposing moated fortress is a finale you won't forget!
Before or after your round you can visit the beautiful clubhouse, housed in the castle's outbuildings.The authentic surroundings ensure that you can relax and enjoy in peace: from talking over your game in the bar or one of the lounges, to extensive dining in restaurant "BarCellar", known for years for outstanding culinary discoveries. The "Van Havre" room is also an ideal location for seminars and receptions.
Cleydael Golf & Country Club is distinguished by its unique atmosphere and is undeniably worth a visit!
The history of the castle is said to go back to the year 1259, when it was inhabited by the Sanders van Hemessen family. After a long and severe dispute with another family, Corneel Sanders van Hemessen was beheaded on the orders of Philip the Good in 1459. According to legend, his spirit still haunts the castle...
In the early 16th century the castle took on a more residential character, and necessary repairs and new construction were carried out. The garden was enlarged by the draining of the marshy surrounding area, resulting in the vast and exceptionally valuable estate that you see today.
Behold one of the best preserved moated castles in Belgium during your round at Cleydael Golf & Country Club!
More details on greenfee prices: https://cleydael.be/greenfee/.
Cleydael Golf & Country Club is located in the municipality of Aartselaar which, along with several neighbouring municipalities, forms Antwerp's "Zuidrand" (southern border). Stream valleys, castle domains, forts, forests and agriculture characterize the open space in the region an offer attractive walking routes.
In nearby Rupelstreek, in the Scheldt region, you can also enjoy your sport in a unique landscape with panoramic views and old industrial sites which take you almost 100 years back in time to when clay was extracted here. In one of the old clay pits in Boom you will find De Schorre recreation park, known for top events such as Tomorrowland, Putteke Winter and Xtreme Xperience.
And for those who prefer a city visit, Antwerp is conveniently close. As Walt Disney said, if you can dream it you can do it!