Golfclub Landgoed Coudewater

Golfclub Landgoed Coudewater in Rosmalen, North Brabant, is a 9-hole, par-35 golf course in wooded surroundings, designed by Michiel van der Vaart.

Golfclub Landgoed Coudewater was founded on 20 March 1992 as Golfclub Rosmalen. It started with six holes and a driving range at the Maliskamp sports park. In 2010 the club moved to the Coudewater estate, where it played on a smaller layout for about ten years. Golf architect Michiel van der Vaart built the current nine holes there in 2020 and 2021, and a new, climate-neutral clubhouse followed in 2021.

You will find Golfclub Landgoed Coudewater on the Peter de Gorterstraat in Rosmalen, on the eastern side of 's-Hertogenbosch (Den Bosch). The course sits between the Coudewater estate and the Maliskamp neighbourhood. Practice facilities include a driving range, a chipping green, a putting green and three practice holes.

Golfclub Landgoed Coudewater aims to manage its course as naturally and ecologically as possible. Many trees and shrubs were planted when the course was built, and no pesticides are used on it.

Landgoed Coudewater has two par 3s, six par 4s and one par 5, for a par of 35. One loop measures 2,597 metres from the yellow tees, 2,287 metres from the red tees and 1,898 metres from the orange tees. Two loops make an 18-hole round of par 70 and 5,194 metres from the yellow tees. The 3rd is the longest hole, a par 5 of 433 metres, and with stroke index 1 also the hardest. The 9th is a par 3 of 191 metres.

Over 18 holes at Landgoed Coudewater, the men's course rating from the yellow tees is 67.7 with a slope of 122. For women, the course rating from the red tees is 68.4 with a slope of 123.

Can visitors play Golfclub Landgoed Coudewater? Yes: green fee players are welcome at set times. You need an NGF handicap of 54 or better, or a course permit issued by the club. Book your tee time in advance.