Founded: 1895 This is the year golf was first played at this club, which may differ from the club's official founding date. How we determine this →
Location: Arnhem, The Netherlands
Address:
Apeldoornseweg 450, 6816 SN Arnhem, Netherlands
Founded in 1895, the Rosendaelsche Golfclub is one of the oldest and most distinguished golf clubs in the Netherlands. Originally located near the village of Rozendaal, the club moved in 1908 to its current setting on the historic Delhuijzen estate near Arnhem, on the edge of the Veluwe. The course evolved over time and was expanded to 18 holes in the 1970s with nine holes designed by British architect Frank Pennink, blending classic parkland golf with heathland elements. Surrounded by woodland and heath, the course is known for its strategic design and natural setting. Rosendaelsche has hosted numerous major championships, including the Dutch Open (1984) and international amateur events. Today the club combines a rich golfing heritage with a vibrant membership and a reputation for hosting top-level competitions.
As an official partner of The Centenary, this club's members benefit from an exclusive world-wide network of like-minded and reputable historic clubs. Through this reciprocal partnership, members can enjoy playing privileges at prestigious centenary clubs across the globe.
Rosendaelsche Golfclub is one of 100 golf clubs in our database founded in 1895. A few other golf clubs from that same year: