Royal Antwerp Golf ClubAutumn greens programme
Hollow-tining on the Tom Simpson Course starts 27 October; temporary greens on holes 4 and 11 for one week.
Belgium's oldest golf club
Royal Antwerp dates back to 1888. Its home in the Kapellenbos, north of Antwerp, was established in 1912 and has grown into one of the finest wooded heathland courses in north-west Europe.
Sandy soil, heather and mature pines line the fairways. The terrain is flat and easy to walk, but staying out of the trees, avoiding the bunkers and getting down in two on the fast greens is a challenge in every season.
Two courses
- Tom Simpson Course
- 18 holes, par 73. Designed by Tom Simpson; 6,228 m from the black tees.
- Dormy House Course
- 2 × 9 holes, par 66. Designed by Willie Park Jr.; handicaps up to 45 welcome.
On the course
Club news
Number one in Belgium
Top 100 Golf Courses ranks Royal Antwerp first in Belgium and 23rd in continental Europe.
Club championship
Congratulations to all finalists. Full results are on the notice board in the clubhouse.
Play Royal Antwerp
Visitors with a handicap certificate are welcome. Tom Simpson Course: maximum handicap 24.4. Dormy House Course: maximum handicap 45.
Play, learn and belong
This demonstration combines Royal Antwerp course references with fictional memberships, lesson slots and events. It is not the real club diary or live course status.
The Tom Simpson and Dormy House courses
- Tom Simpson Course
- 18 holes · par 73
- Dormy House Course
- 9 holes