Golf & Country Club Lauswolt

Netherlands Friesland Beetsterzwaag

Golfclub Lauswolt, located in Beetsterzwaag, Netherlands, is a premier golfing destination that combines challenging play with serene natural surroundings. The course is an 18-hole championship layout, designed by Frank Pennink and later refined by Donald Steel. It stretches over 6,167 meters with a par of 72, offering a mix of parkland and woodland holes. The layout features narrow fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and water hazards, demanding precision and thoughtful play. The course is divided into two loops of nine holes, each returning to the clubhouse, making it convenient for players. Nestled in the Frisian countryside, the course is surrounded by lush forests, heather fields, and the meandering Koningsdiep stream. The tranquil setting is free from urban noise, allowing players to fully immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. The club is GEO-certified, reflecting its commitment to sustainability and the preservation of the local ecosystem. Accuracy is crucial when navigating the narrow fairways and avoiding the well-placed bunkers and water hazards. The first hole, with its relatively narrow fairway, sets the tone for the round, requiring a precise tee shot. Wind can be a factor on the more open holes, adding an extra layer of complexity to shot selection. Practicing on the club's driving range and putting greens can help players prepare for the course's challenges.