Bernardus Golf Club hosts the Solheim Cup in the Netherlands
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 8:20 AM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026
The Solheim Cup arrives in the Netherlands this September at Bernardus Golf Club. Located 60 miles south-east of Amsterdam, the facility hosts the international tournament for the first time. The par-72 championship course covers 6,557 yards and features a design by Kyle Phillips that blends heathland character with modern hazards. Players face significant water challenges, particularly at the par-3 8th and 17th holes, which are expected to influence match outcomes. The venue previously hosted the KLM Open three times, demonstrating its capability to accommodate professional championship play.
- •Bernardus Golf Club is located 60 miles south-east of Amsterdam.
- •The course measures 6,557 yards and plays as a par 72.
- •Kyle Phillips designed the course which opened in 2018.
- •The 8th and 17th holes present significant water hazards for competitors.
- 8:20 AMYahoo Sports — Bernardus Golf Club Sets Stage For Solheim Cup Drama
"Bernardus Golf Club prepares to host the Solheim Cup with its challenging water hazards and championship layout, according to Golf Monthly reporting.
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