Golf
Royal Golf Club du Sart-Tilman
Route du Condroz 541, Liège
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The course
Sart-Tilman Course
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- Length 6,000 m
- Opened 1939
Royal Golf Club du Sart-Tilman is a wooded, rolling parkland shaped by slopes and tree lines, given a distinct personality by Royal Golf Club du Sart-Tilman, a eighteen-hole course opened in 1939 and associated with Tom Simpson. In Liège, Belgium, Sart-Tilman Course unfolds as 18 holes, par 72 for Royal Golf Club du Sart-Tilman, in a form established in 1939 and with architecture credited to Tom Simpson.
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Architecture
Visible width does not mean an absence of composition. Across Sart-Tilman Course, the composition arranges 18 holes at par 72.
The course in detail
The property unfolds across a wooded, rolling parkland shaped by slopes and tree lines. Tom Simpson used natural movement, fairway angles and sparing bunkering. Sart-Tilman Course has 18 holes, par 72.
Address · Route du Condroz 541
Editorial source: The Round public Atlas
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History
Royal Golf Club du Sart-Tilman took its present form in 1939. That date marks a decisive stage in the establishment of the course and the gradual maturation of its landscape. Club life and competition progressively established its reputation. Opened in 1939 to a Tom Simpson design, Sart-Tilman remains one of Belgium’s major historic courses.
Club experience
A round on Sart-Tilman Course is the principal playing experience offered by Royal Golf Club du Sart-Tilman.
Geography and setting
Royal Golf Club du Sart-Tilman lies at Liège in Belgium. Woodland and slope work together: tree lines emphasise changes of direction, while ridges and hollows govern views. The course feels intimate in valleys and broader whenever it reaches higher ground. That alternation supplies much of its rhythm.
On the wooded Sart Tilman plateau south of Liège, the course moves through deciduous forest over gentle relief and secluded clearings.
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