Golf in Luxembourg
Including Golf Club Clervaux and Grand Ducale Golf Club. On the map.
The vibe
Playing a round on the park‑like course set among vineyards and forest feels more relaxed and scenic than a coastal links or desert layout. Late spring through early autumn provides the best conditions for the greens. The course sees a low‑key mix of locals and a few tourists, without the hustle of a large resort.
Golf Club Clervaux, Clervaux
Clervaux
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Situated in the rolling hills of the Luxembourg Ardennes, Golf Club Clervaux delivers an undulating parkland experience surrounded by dense forests and scenic valleys. The course demands accurate shot-making due to its dramatic elevation changes and sloping fairways, making it a rewarding escape for nature-loving golfers.
Access. Accessible by car in the northernmost tip of Luxembourg near the Belgian border, roughly a 50-minute drive from Luxembourg City. Tee times can be reserved online or via phone through the clubhouse.
Notes. Best played from late spring to early autumn. Carts are recommended due to the hilly terrain.
Grand Ducale Golf Club, Luxembourg
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Nestled in the forest of Dommeldange just outside the capital, Grand Ducale Golf Club offers a traditional parkland challenge featuring narrow tree-lined fairways and subtle elevation changes. Golfers seek out this classic course for its peaceful wooded setting, technical layout, and rich history as Luxembourg's premier golfing institution.
Access. Located about 10 minutes north of Luxembourg City centre, the club is easily reached by car or taxi. Visitors are welcome on weekdays and select weekends, with tee times bookable directly through the club's pro shop.
Notes. Open year-round weather permitting, though peak season runs from May through October. Proper golf attire and a valid handicap certificate are required.