Golf
Naxhelet Golf Club
Rue de Naxhelet 1, Wanze
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The course
Championship Course
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- Length 6,344 m
- Opened 2014
Naxhelet is Martin Hawtree’s modern Belgian championship course on a Hesbaye plateau above the Mehaigne and Meuse valleys. Opened in 2014, the par-72 eighteen forms the sporting centre of a thirty-hole resort with restored farm buildings, hotel, spa and restaurants.
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Architecture
Hawtree arranged two returning nines across the plateau, using width, diagonal bunkering and wind rather than dense tree corridors. Green entrances and water on the back nine sharpen the closing sequence, while multiple tees keep the choices relevant across different handicaps.
The course in detail
Broad fairways occupy rolling ground where exposure and slope alter effective distance. Water becomes more influential on the inward nine, notably around the 11th and 12th fairways and the final greens; maintained turf is set within extensive ecological areas.
Address · Rue de Naxhelet 1
Editorial source: The Round public Atlas, checked 2026-08-08
The club
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History
Owners Bernard and Françoise Jolly restored the Naxhelet farm estate and commissioned Martin Hawtree to create a new golf destination. The main eighteen opened in 2014 and was joined by a nine-hole pitch-and-putt and three academy holes, bringing the complex to thirty.
Club experience
The converted farm and castle buildings contain the clubhouse, hotel, spa, restaurants and meeting spaces, making Naxhelet suited to a complete stay. Practice and academy facilities broaden access, and the environmental management gives the resort a distinct contemporary identity.
Geography and setting
The estate covers roughly eighty-five hectares near Wanze and Huy, on open agricultural high ground overlooking two river valleys.
Where to play
Golf
Club affiliation
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