Crossmoor Golf - Domein Laurabos

In addition to the well-known Championship Course, Crossmoor also has an attractive Par-3 Course consisting of 9 holes that are very diverse in character. Such as hole 4, a relatively short hole, playing across the water to the green, where the green is made up of two levels. Hole 6 is a short hole with a very challenging bunker at the front, while hole 9 has to be reached via a narrow passage where the green is a sloped area with a very receptive bunker to the left front.

Crossmoor Golf Course is a true Championship Course, both challenging and varied, with great playability for golfers of all handicap categories. The well-known course architect Joan Dudok van Heel designed the first 9 holes, and his colleague Hans Hertzberger was at the cradle of the other 9 holes, which were put into use in 1988. There are excellent practise facilities including an attractive Par 3 (9 holes), which can also be used by less advanced golfers. The 18 holes are located in the quiet nature reserve of the Lauraboss, far from traffic noise. The natural boundary is formed on the one hand by the Laurabos and on the other by the meandering Tungelroysche brook. The most striking feature is the wide variety of deciduous and coniferous trees, which give the course a different appearance in every season.