Golfers' rating
9.1/10
Based on 535 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
The Koninklijke Haagsche Golf & Country Club plays through the Meijendel dune landscape near Wassenaar, in Zuid-Holland. The club traces its course to 1893 and credits the design to Harry S. Colt, whose firm Colt, Alison & Morrison shaped the 18 holes, par 72, across the dunes. From the club’s own description, every hole opens a completely different view and a fresh challenge — the ground itself does much of the work, rising and falling with the sand.
This is a championship layout. The card measures 5,674 metres, the course rating is 70.5 and the slope is 129 — numbers that tell you the dunes ask for accurate, controlled golf rather than raw power. Golfers on LeadingCourses give it 9.0 / 10 from 417 ratings, and on Hole19 it holds 4.7 / 5 from 118 ratings (both checked 5 September 2026). Those scores match its reputation: a course experienced players return to and talk about.
Suits, in the club’s own order: confident players who carry a valid handicap and want to test their game on a demanding dune course. If you are earlier in your golf journey, the Haagsche is a lovely goal to build towards.
The Haagsche is a members’ club, and guests are welcome when introduced by a member. A valid handicap is required — in the Netherlands your NGF card (GVB) is the usual proof. An 18-hole round is €155. If you don’t know a member, the secretariat can advise: [email protected] or +31 (0)70 517 96 07.
For practice and after the round, the club has a driving range, a putting green, a golf academy on site, and a restaurant with a bar and terrace. It also hosts group events.
★ Suits: confident players who carry a valid handicap and want to test their game on one of the most demanding dune layouts in the Netherlands.

Marina's note for learners
Before a course with a slope of 129, a consistent swing under pressure is what will serve you most — that is exactly what we work on in lessons. A few focused sessions on ball-striking and short-game control mean you arrive ready to enjoy every one of Colt's eighteen holes.
Golfers' rating
9.1/10
Based on 535 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 2026-06-06
Colt built these fairways to move with the dunes, and a slope of 129 means the round rewards a repeatable swing that holds up under pressure far more than distance. Solid ball-striking and a reliable short game are what turn a dune course from stressful into pure fun — and that steady, dependable swing is exactly the part of golf I most love to build with a player before a round like this.
Yes, a valid handicap is required. This is a championship-level dune course and the club expects players to meet a minimum standard. In the Netherlands your NGF handicap card (GVB) is the standard proof.
Guests are welcome when introduced by a member. If you don't have a contact at the club, reach out to the secretariat at [email protected] or +31 (0)70 517 96 07 — they can advise on arranging a visit.
An 18-hole round costs €155. This reflects the exceptional course, the Meijendel dune setting, and the club's historic status as one of the oldest in the Netherlands.
The Haagsche is a demanding championship layout with a slope of 129 — it suits players who already carry a solid handicap. It is a wonderful goal to build towards, and a few focused lessons will get you there faster.
Marina teaches at Chi Chi Golf in Utrecht and Golfschool Hoenderdaal in Driebergen, not at the Haagsche itself. A lesson with her is a great way to prepare your swing for a dune course like this — book a session and arrive confident.
The club is at Groot Haesebroekseweg 22, 2243 EC Wassenaar, inside the Meijendel nature area near the coast. From Utrecht the drive is roughly 54 minutes. Contact the secretariat or check the club website for the latest parking and access details.
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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