Welcome to the Old Nine website
The mission of the Old Nine is to cultivate the wonderful sport of golf in the Netherlands – where the golf course designs are compelling and the club for its members and guests a special experience. Above all, the Old Nine cherishes and safeguards the sport and its culture.
Welkom op de website van de Oude Negen
De missie van de Oude Negen is om de prachtige golfsport te cultiveren – waar de golfbaan ontwerpen meeslepend zijn en de clubs voor haar leden en gasten een bijzondere ervaring is. Boven alles, zal de Oude Negen de sport en haar cultuur koesteren en bewaken.
Hilversumsche Golf Club
Noordwijkse Golf Club
Kennemer Golf & Country Club
Rosendaelsche Golfclub
Golfclub Broekpolder
Koninklijke Haagsche Golf & Country Club
Eindhovensche Golf Club
Golfclub Toxandria
UGC De Pan
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Hilversumsche Golf Club
The Hilversumsche Golf Club is located on the Soestdijkerstraatweg in Hilversum, where a beautiful beech avenue welcomes you to the beautiful, more than 100 years old forest track. In recent years, the course in the Kievitsdal has been taken care of by courseb architect Kyle Philips, who has retained the original landscape and aspects of former architect Harry S. Colt as much as possible. In 2010 all adjustments were completed and for the 25th time the KLM Open could be held at the renovated Hilversumsche Golf Club. A grand spectacle, where, with the help of many volunteers from inside and outside the club, four days of top golf was made possible. -
Noordwijkse Golf Club
5 km north of the Noordwijk lighthouse is the course of the Noordwijkse Golfclub. A dune track has been created on about 60 Ha. It is a difficult course to play, where the wind is often a difficult opponent. -
Kennemer Golf & Country Club
The Kennemer Golf & amp; Country Club is the oldest 'links' golf course in the Netherlands. The course is counted among the 100 most beautiful courses in the world. The course lies right behind the sea in a rolling dune landscape and consists of 3 series of 9 holes, namely: the A-holes (the Van Hengel course), the B-holes (the Pennink course) and the C-holes (the Colt course). These are named after former board and honorary member Mr. S.J.H. van Hengel and to the golf architects Frank Pennink and Harry Colt. The course is difficult and requires accuracy. -
Rosendaelsche Golfclub
This course is one of the 3 oldest courses in the Netherlands. In 1975 a start was made to expand the course to eighteen holes. The British architect Frank Pennink designed a beautiful course and on 21 May 1977 the new eighteen-hole course was opened. In 1978 it was decided to build a new clubhou -
Golfclub Broekpolder
The 1981 Broekpolder golf club is located in the middle of the recreation area of Vlaardingen. The real Dutch polder runway - where the wind can not be forgotten - almost seems to resemble a parkland, because the large variety of trees has grown enormously since then. There are enough water features to make the job pretty tricky and challenging. The course is also known as difficult due to the length of the holes. -
Koninklijke Haagsche Golf & Country Club
Highly damaged dune track, which can be considered one of the finest championship courses in the Netherlands. The wavy dune landscape has been maintained during the construction of the course, so that a very natural environment has been maintained. Each hole offers a completely different view and is always a new surprising challenge -
Eindhovensche Golf Club
A strategic 'inland left design' by Harry Colt from 1928, situated in a beautiful rolling forest and heath area. The course has a high level of maintenance. The club regularly hosts large tournaments, such as the Dutch Ladies Open in recent years. The Master Plan 2007-2011 keeps the course challenging for the future for the scratch and for the bogey player. The typical Colt character of the course remains the guiding principle. There is a beautiful club house with a large terrace and views over 4 holes and the Galgenven -
Golfclub Toxandria
The North Brabantsche Golf Club Toxandria was founded on July 5, 1928, making it the first in Brabant and Limburg. A 9-hole course was then laid out. After the association acquired the course in 1984, investments became easier. Extra land made it possible (in 1994) to build two new holes. Now it is an 18 hole, Par 72 golf course. The nature of the course is a forest track and the holes 5 and 6 offer the golfer a beautiful view of open Brabant landscape. -
UGC De Pan
De Pan is considered among the most beautiful courses in the Netherlands and was designed in 1929 by the brilliant architect H. Colt. The fairways stretch over a sloping terrain, in the middle of a majestic forest. The golfer can enjoy peace and peaceful nature here, where deer and foxes feel at home. The frequent moors are often a natural obstacle in the fairways. Several exit points are raised or lowered due to the hilly nature of the course. This beautiful challenging forest track, which was built on sandy soil, is technically very well thought out. Worth mentioning is the 6th hole, where after the first blind tee-shot you have to aim the ball again at a cross high on a tree marked in the hope of ending up on the green!