Golfclub Princenbosch - Combinatie B/C

Overview: The B/C combination at Golfclub Princenbosch links two of the club’s three nine-hole loops at Bavelseweg 153 in Molenschot. The club’s official history describes a rolling landscape with ponds, bunkers and extensive tree planting, while independent golf listings characterize the loops as a mix of woodland and open ground. B/C is the target’s specific 18-hole pairing, not the original A/B routing and not a single nine. The combination draws together B and the later C loop, creating a different sequence of holes from the club’s first established 18-hole round.

History: Princenbosch began as a family project on former agricultural land, with the first ball struck in 1991. The club’s current history says the A and B loops formed the first 18-hole par-70 course, designed by Alan Rijks and brought into use in May 1994. The C nine was added in November 2002 as a par-37 loop. These are the club’s authoritative milestones; they replace older target metadata that attributed the design to Donald Steel and treated a different combination as par 72. Since B/C combines loops from different phases, a single overall opening date should not be assigned to the combination.

Did You Know? Princenbosch’s three nine-hole loops mean that a golfer can build more than one 18-hole round without leaving the property. The club history records that the C loop was added eleven years after the first ball was struck, expanding the original A/B course into a flexible 27-hole facility. In 2026 the club marks 35 years, another date that refers to the beginnings of the project rather than the completion of any one routing. The B/C profile is therefore best read as a current pairing assembled from the club’s staged development, with its identity fixed by the two loop names.