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Golf-Club Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg
Senningerberg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
18 Holes · Par 71 · Visitor green fees are set by the club and not confirmed by two independent sources; see held_back · Parkland
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About Golf-Club Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg
Golf-Club Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg is a private 18-hole, par 71 course at Senningerberg. Major J.C. Symonds designed the parkland layout in the 1930s, and the fairways run between trees that are a century old or more. The club calls itself the pioneer of golf in Luxembourg. A six-hole short course sits alongside the main course, and the practice area includes a driving range, putting green and bunker practice.
- The European Golf Association was founded here in November 1937, at a meeting of representatives from 11 countries.
- A six-hole short course sits beside the main course, a useful option when time is short.
- The club has a pro shop and locker rooms.
- The practice area has a driving range, a putting green and a bunker practice area.
History of Golf-Club Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg
The course opened in 1936, designed by Major J.C. Symonds, and the club presents itself as the pioneer of golf in Luxembourg. A year later the club hosted the meeting at which the European Golf Association was founded, on 20 November 1937.
When to play Golf-Club Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg
Late spring to early autumn is the usual time to arrange a visit, when the trees are in leaf.
Playing Golf-Club Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg: tips
The club is private, and visitor play is limited and arranged through the club, so contact the secretariat before you travel. Use +352 34 00 90 or gcgd.lu. The address is 1 route de Trèves in Senningerberg.
Visit Golf-Club Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg
1 route de Trèves, L-2633 Senningerberg, Luxembourg
Senningerberg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
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— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Golf-Club Grand-Ducal de Luxembourg
Who designed the Golf-Club Grand-Ducal course?
Major J.C. Symonds designed the course, which opened in 1936. It is a wooded parkland layout with trees a century old or more.
What is the club's place in golf history?
The European Golf Association was founded at a meeting hosted by the club on 20 November 1937, with representatives of 11 countries present.
Is there a short course at Grand-Ducal?
Yes. The club has a six-hole short course next to the 18-hole course, along with a driving range and practice areas.