Cromvoirt is a peaceful base for a golf holiday in North Brabant, combining one of the Netherlands’ leading championship courses with woodland, cycling routes and easy access to the historic city of ’s-Hertogenbosch. Eindhoven Airport is approximately 32 kilometres away by road, making the village a convenient option for a short European golf break from the UK.

The main attraction is Bernardus Golf, an 18-hole heathland-style championship course designed by Kyle Phillips, whose portfolio also includes Kingsbarns, The Grove and Yas Links. Sculpted bunkers, water hazards, heather and large, carefully contoured greens create a strategic test where golfers must think about positioning rather than simply hitting for distance.

Bernardus offers visiting golfers a complete day-club experience, with extensive practice facilities alongside dining, a gym, saunas and a heated outdoor swimming pool. Guests can also stay at Bernardus Lodge, allowing groups to combine their golf, accommodation and meals in one convenient location.

The course has hosted the Dutch Open and will welcome the Solheim Cup from 11–13 September 2026, when Europe and the United States meet in the Netherlands for the first time in the competition’s history.

Away from golf, Cromvoirt sits beside De Loonse en Drunense Duinen National Park, a landscape of woodland, heath and open sand dunes that is excellent for walking and cycling.

Nearby ’s-Hertogenbosch adds cobbled streets, cafés, museums and historic architecture. We recommend visiting Saint John’s Cathedral and taking a boat trip through the Binnendieze waterways beneath the medieval city centre.

Cromvoirt is particularly well suited to a premium golf break, combining tournament-quality golf with excellent facilities, Brabant hospitality and an attractive countryside setting.