Golf
Royal Bercuit Golf Club
Clos des Chêneaux, Grez-Doiceau
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The course
Championship Course
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- Length 5,960 m
- Opened 1967
Royal Bercuit’s course crosses five valleys in Walloon Brabant, with woodland and elevation changes integral to its character.
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Architecture
Robert Trent Jones Sr. created his only Belgian course here, an eighteen-hole design built around the estate’s slopes, angles and changes of level.
The course in detail
Elevation creates raised tees, sloping fairways and few truly level lies. Trees frame the lines, while defended greens and changes of altitude alter both visual depth and effective playing distance.
Highlights
· opened 1967.
Address · Clos des Chêneaux
Editorial source: The Round public Atlas, checked 2026-08-08
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History
The course opened in 1967 as part of the development of the Bercuit estate. It remains the only Belgian design by Robert Trent Jones Sr., a distinction more meaningful than a generic championship label.
Club experience
The clubhouse overlooks part of the relief and reinforces the sense of a private estate rather than an urban complex.
Geography and setting
At Grez-Doiceau, the residential Bercuit estate occupies strongly contoured woodland in Walloon Brabant. The course crosses five valleys and several plateaux, opening long views while keeping many holes within tree-lined corridors.
Where to play
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