Golf & Country Club Lauswolt

Golf & Country Club Lauswolt, opened in 1964 in Beetsterzwaag, Friesland, Netherlands, is an 18-hole parkland course shaped by three designers: Frank Pennink, Donald Steel, and Mackenzie and Ebert. The layout stretches to 6,239 meters across heathland birch forest, beech valley, forest, and water features along the Koningsdiep river. The course opens with a short par 5 featuring a dogleg on hole 1, moves into a long par 4 at stroke index 1 on hole 3, and from hole 4 onwards runs a stretch of outer holes alongside the Koningsdiep. The club has hosted the Lauswolt Open and holds a ranking as best golf resort in the Netherlands by Leading Courses. Practice facilities include a covered driving range with lighting Monday to Friday until 21:00, a putting green next to the clubhouse, a chipping area and bunker, and a golf school with professionals providing lessons. Birdy's & Bites, the restobar at the heart of the club, serves as the main dining option. Hole19 golfers have rated the course 4.6, based on 70+ reviews.