Guide · Golf in Luxembourg
Golf in Luxembourg: where to play, indoors and out
Luxembourg has a small but excellent golf scene. In the warmer months there are several established outdoor courses within easy reach of the capital, and all year round there is indoor simulator golf in the city itself. This guide is an honest overview of every way to play — where to go for a traditional 18-hole round, and where to play, learn and practise when the season or the weather is against you.
Outdoor golf courses in Luxembourg
For a traditional outdoor round, Luxembourg punches above its size. The country has several well-regarded courses, all a short drive from the city, each with its own character. These are the place to go for a full 18 holes on a fine day:
- Golf de Luxembourg – Belenhaff (Junglinster) — An outdoor 18-hole parkland course in Junglinster, east of Luxembourg City — a popular choice for a full round in good weather.
- Kikuoka Country Club (Canach) — An outdoor 18-hole course in Canach, a short drive from the capital, known for a relaxed day on the fairways.
- Golf Club Grand-Ducal (Senningerberg) — Luxembourg's historic 18-hole club near Senningerberg, one of the country's longest-established outdoor courses.
- Golf de Clervaux (north Luxembourg) — An outdoor 18-hole course set in the rolling countryside of the north, worth the trip for a scenic round in season.
- Christnach & Eisenborn — Smaller outdoor golf and driving areas in the Mullerthal region, useful for practice and a more casual outdoor hit.
These outdoor clubs are where Luxembourg golfers head for a competitive or leisurely round in season. Each sits a short drive outside the capital and offers the full traditional experience — eighteen holes, a clubhouse, and the walk that makes golf what it is. They are also, by their nature, weather- and daylight-dependent: the Luxembourg golf season is short, the autumn arrives early, and a wet morning can end a round before it begins. That is exactly where indoor golf comes in, and why most regular players here use both.
Indoor golf in Luxembourg City, year-round
The 19th is the indoor option, in the heart of the city. Three ProTee VX camera-based simulator bays let you play an extensive library of world-famous courses on a high-fidelity screen — rain or shine, summer or winter, from 08:00 until midnight, every day of the year. There is no membership required: you simply book a bay and play. Each bay is priced per bay (not per player) and fits up to 4 people, equipment rental is free, and there is a full bar and kitchen with a terrace for after the round. The cameras read the club and ball directly, so there are no markers to wear and nothing to clip on — you walk up and hit, and the shot data comes back within seconds. That makes it the central, weather-proof, after-work, beginner-friendly way to play in Luxembourg: a lunch-break practice session, nine holes with friends before dinner, a coached hour, or simply a drink and the game on the screens. It is complementary to the outdoor courses, not a replacement for them — the indoor home of golf in the city, for the days the fairways are closed and the evenings the light has gone. Read more about indoor golf in Luxembourg or the ProTee VX golf simulators themselves.
Golf lessons & learning to play
If you are new to golf or want to sharpen a specific part of your game, lessons are the fastest route. The 19th offers PGA-certified coaching for every level, and complete beginners are genuinely welcome — the simulator shows exactly what each swing does, so a coach can work from real numbers rather than guesswork. Indoors, there is no pressure from a group behind you and no weather to lose a session to, which makes it a calm place to build a swing from scratch or to fix one specific fault. The Golf Academy partner at The 19th also runs structured coaching from the Studio, so whether you want a one-off lesson before a trip, a block of sessions through the winter, or junior coaching for the kids, there is a path for it. See golf lessons in Luxembourg or browse the lesson options.
Where to practise
Outdoor driving ranges in Luxembourg are seasonal, and there are practice areas around Christnach and Eisenborn for a casual hit. For year-round practice with instant feedback, a simulator is hard to beat: the same ProTee VX screen that plays a round becomes a driving range or a single-club practice station, returning ball speed, spin, launch angle and club path within seconds of every shot. That makes it easy to see progress from one session to the next. More on golf practice in Luxembourg.
Golf for events & groups
Golf works well for groups, and indoors it works whatever the weather and whatever the experience level in the room. With bays for up to 4 players each, a full bar and kitchen and screens for live sport, The 19th is a natural fit for team-building, corporate away-afternoons, client entertaining, birthdays and social occasions — everyone can play, even those who have never held a club, because the simulator does the hard part and a nearest- the-pin contest needs no handicap. Being in the centre of Luxembourg City rather than out at a course makes it easy to fold into a work afternoon or an evening out, and the bar and kitchen mean the event keeps going long after the last putt drops. See corporate golf events in Luxembourg.
Golf in Luxembourg, all year
The short version: in summer, head out to one of the country's outdoor courses for a traditional 18-hole round. For the other roughly 300 days of the year — and for practice, lessons, after-work games and group events whatever the weather — The 19th is the indoor home of golf in Luxembourg City. The two are complementary: outdoor for the season, indoor for everything else.
Golf in Luxembourg — common questions
Where can I play golf in Luxembourg?
You have two kinds of option. For a traditional outdoor round, Luxembourg has several established 18-hole courses outside the city — Golf de Luxembourg – Belenhaff in Junglinster, Kikuoka Country Club in Canach, Golf Club Grand-Ducal near Senningerberg, and Golf de Clervaux in the north. For golf in the city itself, year-round and in any weather, The 19th in Belair has three ProTee VX simulator bays at 251 Route d'Arlon, L-1150 Luxembourg, open daily from 08:00 to midnight with no membership required.
Can you play golf in Luxembourg in winter?
Yes. Luxembourg's outdoor courses are seasonal and weather-dependent, so winter golf means playing indoors. The 19th runs three camera-based ProTee VX simulators in Luxembourg City, open every day of the year from 08:00 to midnight — so you can play a full round, practise, or take a lesson regardless of cold, rain or short daylight.
Is there golf in Luxembourg City itself?
The established outdoor courses sit outside the capital, but there is golf in the city centre: The 19th is an indoor golf club in Belair, Luxembourg City, with three ProTee VX simulator bays, PGA-certified coaching and a full bar and kitchen. It is a short walk or drive from the centre and open daily 08:00–midnight, so you can play without leaving town.
Where can beginners play golf in Luxembourg?
Indoor simulator golf is one of the easiest ways to start. At The 19th, equipment rental is free, the screen guides every shot, and there is no pressure from players waiting behind you. PGA-certified lessons are available for those who want to learn the fundamentals properly. Beginners are welcome with no experience and no membership needed — just book a bay and play.
Do you need a membership to play golf in Luxembourg?
Not at The 19th. It is open to everyone and you simply pay per session — no golf club membership required. Outdoor courses generally welcome visitors and green-fee guests too, though some have their own member arrangements. At The 19th, memberships exist only as an option for regular players who want priority booking and member rates; they are never required to play.
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Find us
The 19th — 251 Route d'Arlon, L-1150 Luxembourg (Belair district, Luxembourg City). Open daily 08:00–midnight. Call +352 661 318 892 or email info@the19golf.com.