Located in Melsbroek, close to Brussels, Zaventem Airport, the E19 and the Brussels Ring, Brabantse Golf is one of Belgium’s most conveniently placed golf clubs for travelling golfers. It sits on the edge of the Floordambos woodland and combines easy access with a surprisingly green setting, making it a useful stop for Brussels-based golf breaks or short golf itineraries in Flemish Brabant.

The club features an 18-hole, par-72 course and is described by the club as a four-star eco-golf course. It is a technical layout rather than a pure power test, with architect Paul Rolin creating a fair but strategic route where accuracy, placement and club selection matter throughout the round.

The opening holes are shaped by water hazards, bringing early decision-making into play, before the course moves into a more mature parkland setting with established trees and a calmer woodland feel. This gives Brabantse Golf a nice mix of challenge and scenery, especially for golfers who enjoy courses where every club in the bag may be needed.

Facilities include a clubhouse and restaurant, plus a practice set-up with a floodlit driving range, chipping green and putting green. Visitors can book green fees in advance, and the club’s location makes it especially practical for golfers staying in Brussels, arriving through Zaventem, or building a Belgium golf trip around nearby courses such as The National Golf Brussels, Kampenhout and Royal Golf Club of Belgium.