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The rugged links land at the Kennemer Golf and Country Club seems unkempt upon first glance, but in the midst of this incredible terrain is carved a work of golfing art.

The A Course, also known as the Van Hengel Course, was designed by the esteemed Harry S. Colt in 1927, and without doubt this remarkable layout is among his finest.

Golf Courses at Kennemer Golf & Country Club

The course is maintained in immaculate condition throughout the year, and lovers of seaside golf will appreciate the simplicity of the layout; a few blind drives are thrown in, but essentially, Colt's unrivalled manipulation of the towering sand dunes is enough to create one of Europe's finest links courses.

The clubhouse echoes the distinct British influence at Kennemer, and with the addition of nine holes by Frank Pennink in 1985, the club is better than ever. Just moments from the popular seaside holiday town of Zandvoort, Kennemer Golf and Country Club remains a firm favourite with links golf enthusiasts the world over.

Van Hengel Course

Course Information

Par 36
Designed by Harry Colt
Opened for play 1927

Tees

White 3,236 yards
Yellow 2,951 yards
Blue 2,792 yards
Red 2,570 yards

Pennink Course

Course Information

Par 36
Designed by Frank Pennink
Opened for play 1985

Tees

White 3,006 yards
Yellow 2,848 yards
Blue 2,675 yards
Red 2,449 yards

Colt Course

Course Information

Par 36
Designed by Harry Colt
Opened for play 1927

Tees

White 3,052 yards
Yellow 2,830 yards
Blue 2,728 yards
Red 2,492 yards