Rosendaelsche Golfclub

Rosendaelsche Golfclub is a private heathland course in Arnhem, Gelderland, Netherlands, opened in 1895 and rated 4.8 by 60+ Hole19 golfers. The layout runs through heather, forest, and bunkers across 18 holes with a series of doglegs and blind shots that define its character. Hole 1 opens beside the clubhouse, flanked by rhododendrons and beech trees. Hole 2 plays a blind shot over a hill from the back tees. Hole 3 is a dogleg left to a plateau green, and hole 5 carries over a heather-covered hill despite its deceptive appearance. The course has hosted the St. Andrews Trophee (1982), the European Ladies Team Championship (1983), and the Dutch Open (1984). Practice facilities include a putting green, an Indoor Putting Studio with SAM PuttLab, Capto, Boditrak, and video analysis, and the Rosendaelsche Golf Academy with PGA Pros offering individual, duo, and group lessons. The Foregolfers golf shop carries an extensive collection with club fitting and testing on the putting green and driving range. Restaurant de Rosendaelsche serves members and guests and is available for events, receptions, and dinners.