I recently visited Hilversumsche Golf Club, located in the beautiful Kievitsdal forest near Hilversum. Designed by the esteemed Harry Colt in 1928 and later renovated by Kyle Phillips, this course is a blend of classic and modern elements. It's ranked 33rd in Europe the course is known for its narrow fairways, fast greens, and strategically placed bunkers, offering a challenging yet rewarding experience. The surrounding forest, with its beech, oak, pine, and birch trees, provides a stunning backdrop and a home to various woodland birds. The 18th hole, with its panoramic view from the clubhouse terrace, is particularly memorable. Playing at Hilversumsche Golf Club is not just about the game; it's about immersing yourself in the natural beauty and rich history of the course. The welcoming clubhouse offers a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a meal after a round of golf. It's truly a golfer's paradise.

Golf Saint Apollinaire, near Basel, Switzerland, boasts the stunning Tree Garden course, designed by Kurt Rossknecht. Spanning 6,093 meters, the course seamlessly integrates fairways into the surrounding woods, providing breathtaking views and a unique golfing experience. With its strategic layout and natural beauty, the Tree Garden challenges golfers while immersing them in a tranquil setting. After a round, the excellent clubhouse offers the perfect place to relax. Its welcoming atmosphere and charming décor provide a cozy spot to unwind and reflect on the game. Golf Saint Apollinaire and its Tree Garden course promise a memorable and rewarding experience for all golfers.