Noord-Nederlandse Golf & Country Club

The Noord-Nederlandse Golf & Country Club, located on the historical De Poll estate in Groningen, Netherlands, is a gem for golf enthusiasts.  The course features 18 holes, designed by Sir Guy Campbell and later expanded by Frank Pennink and Donald Steel. It spans approximately 5,709 meters and plays to a par of 72. The layout is characterized by two returning nines, with water hazards coming into play on select holes, such as the 8th and 11th. The course offers a mix of challenges, including doglegs, long fairways, and strategically placed greens. Set amidst the picturesque De Poll estate, the course is surrounded by lush greenery, old forest structures, and open meadows. The transition from dense woodland to open landscapes creates a serene and visually stunning environment. The area is protected under the Dutch national 'Natural Beauty Act,' emphasizing its ecological and historical significance. Players need to navigate a variety of challenges, including water hazards, bunkers, and undulating fairways. Precision is key, especially on holes like the 3rd, a short par four with a dogleg, and the 11th, which runs alongside a railway line with out-of-bounds on the left. The greens are known for their speed, demanding careful putting. ...More ...Less

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