Eyserhof Shortgolf

Overview: Eyserhof Shortgolf is a nine-hole par-3 course located in the rolling hills of South Limburg, Netherlands. Designed by Dimitri van Hauwaert and opened in 2013, it offers a compact yet engaging golfing experience for all skill levels. The total yardage spans approximately 664 yards across varied terrain that challenges players with both short flicks and precise wedge shots. Golf equipment is included in the price, making it accessible to visitors without their own clubs. The course operates daily from March through November between 10:00 and sunset.

History: Eyserhof Shortgolf officially opened its doors in 2013 as part of the broader Landgoed Eyserhof recreational estate. It was developed to provide a family-friendly golfing option within South Limburg’s scenic countryside. The course has maintained consistent operation since opening, serving both holiday guests and local visitors throughout the season. Its design reflects modern shortgolf principles while integrating naturally into the existing parkland setting.

Did You Know? Eyserhof's shortgolf course was designed by architect Dimitri van Hauwaert to balance accessibility with genuine challenge for experienced players. At just over 600 meters in total length, it remains one of the more compact courses in the Netherlands while still demanding accuracy and creativity. The layout is suitable for golfers aged eight and older, provided they complete a shortgolf clinic if lacking prior experience or GVB membership.