Golf
Five Nations Golf Club
Ferme du Grand Scley, 5372 Méan
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The course
Five Nations Course
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- Length 6,038 m
- Opened 1990
At Méan, Five Nations presents Belgium’s only eighteen-hole course by Gary Player, between the Condroz agricultural plateau and a wooded valley.
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Architecture
Bunkers, water and greens set on slopes extend the natural relief rather than flattening it.
The course in detail
The eighteen holes play to par 72 over approximately 6,038 metres. The land alternates climbs, descents and valley crossings; open sections receive more wind, while woodland tightens the views.
Address · Ferme du Grand Scley, 5372 Méan, Belgique
Editorial source: The Round public Atlas
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History
Opened in 1990, Five Nations is the only Belgian eighteen-hole course designed by Gary Player. It later became part of a wider stay-and-learning property without losing its distinct identity at Méan.
Club experience
The Grand Scley farm, clubhouse, dining, accommodation and academy create the experience of a rural estate. The course remains the centre of the property, with a personality distinct from nearby Golf de Durbuy.
Geography and setting
The property surrounds the historic Grand Scley farm in the rural landscape of Méan. An open plateau overlooks a wooded valley, with long views across the limestone hills and farmland of the Condroz.
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