Steenpoel Golf Club & School

A small family nine-hole course in the Pajottenland, combining elevation, water and immediate access from Brussels.

Steenpoel developed as a golf school and family club on the edge of Brussels. The concept prioritises learning, conviviality and quick after-work golf. The compact loop is integrated into a former rural property and retains strong local identity. The course lies in the rolling Pajottenland west of Brussels. Holes use natural slopes and several water hazards, including a pond created in a former sandstone quarry.

The holes are short and pitch-and-putt in character, but elevation, water and compact greens require genuine precision. The course is ideal for the short game and learning trajectory control. The nine holes play to par 29 at approximately 958 metres. The round is quick, but slopes and hazards demand more than repeated simple approaches.

Steenpoel describes itself as a small family club with practice, putting and pitching greens and daily visitor access. Immediate proximity to Brussels is a major advantage. Nine holes; par 29; about 958 metres; Pajottenland; former quarry pond; practice and golf school.

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