Golfers' rating
8.3/10
Based on 455 public ratings on LeadingCourses and Hole19
Aggregated from public ratings by other golfers — not Marina's own score.
Review by Marina Romanik PGA-certified golf instructor Compiled from the club's own information and online ratings by other golfers · checked
Heather framed by the Laurabos
Golf & Country Club Crossmoor sits at Weert in Limburg, laid out through heathland where the Laurabos forest and the meandering Tungelroysche stream shape the ground. The 18-hole course, par 72, opened in 1988 and was designed by Joan Dudok van Heel and Hans Hertzberger, who set two loops so that open, airy holes alternate with quieter ones enclosed by trees and water. The best-known moment comes at the par-3 8th: a green sitting on its own island, fully ringed by water. The 3rd is a dogleg with a generous, wide fairway — room to open your shoulders before the round starts asking questions.
Golfers on LeadingCourses give Crossmoor 8.2 out of 10 across 399 ratings — steady, warm numbers from players who keep returning for the heather and the water. On Hole19 it holds 4.5 out of 5 from 56 ratings, the same picture from a different crowd. Scores like these tell you a course that rewards attention: heathland golf asks for a repeatable swing and a clear head on every shot.
Suits: handicap players who enjoy a genuine test through forest and water, juniors with a real programme of their own, and newer golfers ready to grow into it — the on-site academy and the practice short course give beginners a home here right beside experienced members.
What a visitor needs
You do not need to be a member to play Crossmoor, and visitors are warmly welcome. A valid handicap is required for the 18-hole course, and tee times can be booked online — the course is open year-round, so there is usually room in the diary. Green fees are around €42 for 9 holes and €72 for 18.
Practice is well looked after here: a covered, floodlit driving range, a putting green, a chipping and pitching area, and practice bunkers, so you can warm up properly or work on your game well into the evening. There is a restaurant, a bar and terrace, buggy, club and trolley rental, plus lockers and showers.
The course
18
Holes
72
Par
1988
Founded
Heathland
Type
★ Suits: handicap players seeking a rewarding heathland test through forest and water, juniors with a dedicated programme, and beginners building confidence through the on-site academy and practice facilities.
Facilities
- Driving range
- Putting green
- Short-game area
- Practice bunkers
- Golf academy
- Clubhouse & restaurant
- Buggy rental
- Club rental
Marina's note for learners
Before a round at a heathland course like Crossmoor, I focus on building a steady, repeatable tempo — the swing that trusts its yardage when water frames the target. Newcomers will get the most from the academy and practice facilities before stepping onto the full 18.
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Tempo before the island green
Crossmoor’s heathland holes and that water-ringed par 3 reward a steady, repeatable tempo over raw distance — trusting your yardage when water frames the target is exactly the calm I most enjoy teaching. Golfers who love wooded, natural courses often say the same thing: the quiet of the trees settles the mind, and the swing feels freer for it.
Good to know
Do I need a handicap to play at Golf & Country Club Crossmoor?
Yes — a valid handicap is required to play the 18-hole course. No membership is needed; visitors are warmly welcome. Contact the club in advance or book online to confirm the current requirements for your round.
Can I book a tee time online?
Yes, tee times can be booked directly through the club's website. Crossmoor is open year-round, so there are usually plenty of slots available.
How much is a green fee at Crossmoor?
Green fees are around €42 for 9 holes and €72 for 18 holes. For current prices and any seasonal offers, check the Crossmoor website or call the club on +31 495 518 438.
Is Crossmoor suitable for beginners and juniors?
Yes. The club has a short course to build confidence, a golf academy on site, a dedicated junior programme, and a ladies programme — so newer players have a real home here alongside experienced golfers.
Is there a practice facility?
Crossmoor has a floodlit covered driving range, a putting green, a chipping and pitching area, and practice bunkers — everything you need to warm up or work on your game, including after-work sessions thanks to the evening lighting.
Can I take a lesson with Marina Romanik at Crossmoor?
Marina teaches at Chi Chi Golf in Utrecht and Golfschool Hoenderdaal in Driebergen, not at Crossmoor itself — but a lesson with her before your round is great preparation for Crossmoor's heathland holes and that island-green par 3. Book online, send a WhatsApp, or give her a call.
About this review
Compiled by Marina Romanik, PGA, from the club's own information and public ratings by other golfers — not from a visit. Checked .
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