Golfers' rating
8.4/10
Based on 660 public ratings on LeadingCourses and Hole19
Aggregated from public ratings by other golfers — not Marina's own score.
Review by Marina Romanik

Review by Marina Romanik PGA-certified golf instructor Compiled from the club's own information and online ratings by other golfers · checked
Golfclub Princenbosch sits in Molenschot, in the green heart of Noord-Brabant, just outside Breda. It opened in 1991, so this is a mature parkland course — soft, leafy, and grown-in the way older courses become. Twenty-seven holes wait for you here, set in three nine-hole loops. That number is a small gift. You can play nine when time is short, eighteen for a full round, or all 27 when you really want to lose yourself in the game. Mix the loops and each round feels a little new.
Water gives Princenbosch its character. A big pond sits by the clubhouse with a fountain in the middle, and in the evening sun it turns golden. A small bridge carries you across on the B-loop. Ponds like these ask you to think — a little more club, a calmer swing — and honestly, that is where golf gets interesting. The course carries a challenging label, which simply means it rewards you when you play smart.
What I love most for my students is the practice side. Princenbosch has a real academy: a driving range, a putting green, a short-game area, and practice bunkers. There is even a separate par-3 short course. This matters. A par-3 course is where a new golfer plays a real hole without fear — short, friendly, no pressure. Small steps. Small steps win in golf.
The club welcomes juniors warmly, with a junior programme built for young players, and the restaurant makes it easy to turn a round into a whole afternoon with family or friends. Golfers rate the place well too — 8.2 out of 10 on LeadingCourses across more than 500 reviews, and 4.5 out of 5 on Hole19. Numbers like that come from people leaving with a smile.
Who will love Princenbosch most? Improving players who want variety without driving far for it. Families, because the juniors are looked after. And beginners who are ready to step from the range onto real grass — the par-3 course and the full academy make that step gentle.
★ Best for juniors, groups
Golfers' rating
8.4/10
Based on 660 public ratings on LeadingCourses and Hole19
Aggregated from public ratings by other golfers — not Marina's own score.
Ratings from public sources — tap a name to see it. · checked 2026-06-10
Here is a truth I see every week: the same course feels completely different once your swing is dependable. On 27 holes with water in play, a few good habits — a calm grip, steady balance, a smarter club choice near the pond — change your whole day. Many new golfers tell me the same thing afterwards: “I stopped worrying about the ball and started enjoying the walk.” That is the goal.
You do not need a handicap card to want lessons — you need someone kind and clear beside you. I teach every age and every level, in the language you feel at home in. Whether Princenbosch becomes your regular course or a fun day out, a little coaching makes the game so much more fun.
Come and learn with me. Book a lesson online, send me a WhatsApp, or simply call. I would love to help you play your best and enjoy every hole.
Yes, a handicap card (GVB or equivalent) is required to play the course. Visitors are welcome — ideally with an introduction from a member. The friendly reception team at 0161 431 811 can answer any questions before your visit.
A 9-hole green fee is €37.50 and an 18-hole round is €60. Rates can vary by day and season, so check princenbosch.nl or call 0161 431 811 for the latest prices.
Yes, online tee-time booking is available through the club website at princenbosch.nl. You can also call reception at 0161 431 811 or email [email protected].
Very much so. The club has a full driving range, putting green, short-game area, practice bunkers, a golf academy, and a separate par-3 short course — ideal for learning with confidence. There is also a dedicated junior programme and a warm welcome for young golfers and families.
Princenbosch has 27 holes arranged in three nine-hole loops, so you can play nine, eighteen, or the full 27 depending on how much time you have. Mixing the loops gives every round a fresh feel.
Absolutely — a lesson is a great way to build confidence before stepping onto Princenbosch's parkland layout. Marina Romanik is a PGA-certified instructor who teaches all ages and levels in Dutch, English, Ukrainian, and Russian. Book a lesson online, by WhatsApp, or by phone.
Compiled by Marina Romanik, PGA, from the club's own information and public ratings by other golfers — not from a visit. Checked .
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