| One GolfEurope.com reader praises Amsterdam's Waterlandse as a "hidden gem." (Courtesy Waterlandse Golf Course) |
Reader: Amsterdam's Waterlandse Golf Club a Dutch treat
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Waterlandse Golf Club was a very hard golf course. I have played here only twice in six years. The first time it was in poor condition but the second time, which was recently, it was in great condition. I can't believe its par of 70, as I am a 3 handicap and I got nowhere near my playing handicap - and I played well that day. The course layout is a real test of golf!
Let me give you some advice if you're playing here for the first time: Take plenty of golf balls! Water comes into play on every hole! This is a real hidden gem, as it so close to the Amsterdam city center and it was quiet. I had no problems booking a tee time, and the staff were friendly. Overall rating 8/10. Next time I am in Holland i will be back to play this one again!
Martin Pascal
June 8, 2007
Any opinions expressed above are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of the management.
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