Golf
Golf La Bruyère
Rue Jumerée 1, 1495 Sart-Dames-Avelines
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The course
Parcours de La Bruyère
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- Length 5,900 m
- Opened 1988
Golf La Bruyère stands out as a family-oriented parkland course within a former abbey landscape. Around the Château de la Ferme de la Bruyère, copses, ponds and gentle movement give the layout an intimate scale on the boundary between Walloon Brabant and Hainaut. At Sart-Dames-Avelines, landscape, design and club culture shape a character framed by par 72, a story beginning in 1988 and work associated with Frédéric Theys.
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Architecture
Frédéric Theys favoured an approachable but varied sequence in which water and copses divide the landscape and distinguish the two halves. Frédéric Theys worked with the site’s existing lines. Their interaction gives the strongest sequences a lasting visual memory.
The course in detail
The eighteen holes combine flowing fairways, ponds and groups of trees; moderate contour changes the views without turning the round into a difficult walk. The eighteen holes play to par 72 across environ 5 625 mètres. Flowing fairways, ponds and groups of trees distinguish the sequences without making the walk difficult.
Frédéric Theys favoured approachable yet varied architecture.
Address · Golf La Bruyère, Rue Jumerée 1, 1495 Sart-Dames-Avelines, Belgique
Editorial source: The Round public Atlas
The club
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History
Created in 1988, the golf course converted the farm and château land while retaining the old buildings as the centre of club life. Opened in 1988, the course gained character as its vegetation matured and playing surfaces evolved.
Club experience
A clubhouse in the château, restaurant, practice areas and an additional nine-hole loop support a welcoming, multi-generational culture. Practice, food and spaces for unwinding extend the day. The course remains at the centre of the visit.
Geography and setting
At Sart-Dames-Avelines, La Bruyère occupies fields, valleys and small woods linked to the former Villers-la-Ville Abbey estate.
Where to play
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