Fans bike to Solheim Cup at Bernardus Golf due to parking ban
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 3:01 PM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

The 20th Solheim Cup at Bernardus Golf in Cromvoirt, Netherlands, features a unique transportation arrangement as event organizers banned car parking at the venue. Approximately 5,000 fans are expected to commute to the tournament via bicycle this week, with many visitors picking up rental bikes at the Den Bosch train station. Those opting not to cycle can utilize a shuttle service provided for spectators. The route to the golf course leads through local countryside and past residential areas using established bike paths. While the ride is designed to be a 25-minute journey, navigating the yellow directional signs and managing variable weather conditions present challenges for attendees. The bike parking area remains situated within 50 yards of the first tee.
- •Car parking is prohibited at Bernardus Golf for the 20th Solheim Cup.
- •Around 5,000 fans are anticipated to travel to the course by bicycle.
- •Shuttle buses are available for spectators choosing not to bike.
- •Bike parking is located approximately 50 yards from the first tee.
- 3:01 PMYahoo Sports — I rode a bike to the Solheim Cup and survived to tell the tale | Nichols
"Thousands of fans are biking to the Solheim Cup because car parking is banned. One reporter shares the adventure.
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