Golfclub Princenbosch

Princenbosch — a former farm transformed into a twenty-seven-hole North Brabant golf complex

The course is located in Molenschot, between Breda and Tilburg, set within a landscape of woodlands, agricultural land, ponds, and heathland areas.

The project began in 1991 when the Beenackers family transformed their farm into a golf course. The first fourteen holes opened in 1993, and the entire complex was subsequently developed into three nine-hole loops. Alan Rijks was involved in the original design.

The three loops combine doglegs, water hazards, wooded sections, and open spaces. The design prioritizes high playability for members while still offering strategic choices.

The complex allows for several eighteen-hole combinations and also includes a par-3 course. The transitions between forest and open terrain constantly change the wind's influence on play.

Three loops, a par-three course, academy and welcoming clubhouse create a versatile regional club.

Project initiated in 1991; first fourteen holes opened in 1993; original design by Alan Rijks; three nine-hole loops and a par-3 course.