Vereniging Golfpark Crimpenerhout

Golfbaan Crimpenerhout in Krimpen aan de Lek, South Holland, is a nine-hole, par-33 golf course in water-rich polder land, designed by Bruno Steensels.

Golfbaan Crimpenerhout was laid out by the Belgian golf architect Bruno Steensels on a water-rich site with demanding fairways and testing bunkers. Water features make the layout a challenge in the South Holland polder landscape, and the club describes Crimpenerhout as suitable for beginners while still challenging for experienced golfers.

Can visitors play Golfbaan Crimpenerhout? Yes: green fee players are welcome with a course permit (baanpermissie) from Crimpenerhout or from another golf course. Tee times at Crimpenerhout can be booked online.

Golfbaan Crimpenerhout lies on the C.G. Roosweg on the edge of Krimpen aan de Lek, close to Krimpen aan den IJssel and Capelle aan den IJssel, near a surfing lake. Crimpenerhout also has a floodlit driving range and a putting green.

The nine holes at Crimpenerhout comprise four par 3s, four par 4s and one par 5. Together they measure 2,267 metres from the yellow tees, 1,902 metres from the red tees and 1,559 metres from the orange tees. Played twice, Crimpenerhout becomes an 18-hole round of par 66 and 4,534 metres from the yellow tees.

The longest hole at Crimpenerhout is the 8th, a 508-metre par 5 from the yellow tees and stroke index 1. The shortest is the 2nd, a par 3 of 134 metres from the yellow tees and 89 metres from the red and orange tees.

Golfbaan Crimpenerhout holds NGF B-status, so official competitions can be played there. Over 18 holes, the men's course rating from the yellow tees is 64.2 with a slope of 114, and from the orange tees 58.6 with a slope of 96. For women, the course rating from the red tees is 63.9 with a slope of 112. The members' club, Vereniging Golfpark Crimpenerhout, holds its competitions and tournaments at Crimpenerhout.