Best golf courses in Luxembourg: where to play

Luxembourg's notable golf courses

For a traditional outdoor round, Luxembourg punches above its size. These are the courses that come up most often when golfers here talk about where to play — each with its own character, and each a short drive outside the capital. We have listed them as notable, well-regarded courses rather than a ranked table, because the right choice genuinely depends on what you are after:

• Golf de Luxembourg – Belenhaff (Junglinster) — An 18-hole parkland course in Junglinster, east of the city, and one of the country's best-known clubs.
• Kikuoka Country Club (Canach) — An 18-hole course in Canach, a short drive from the capital.
• Golf Club Grand-Ducal (Senningerberg) — Luxembourg's historic club near the airport — one of the oldest in the country.
• Golf de Clervaux (north Luxembourg) — An 18-hole course in the scenic Ardennes north of the country.
• Golf & Country Club Christnach (near Mullerthal) — A smaller course in the "Little Switzerland" region near the Mullerthal.

These are member and visitor outdoor clubs, so green fees, tee-time policies and visitor access vary from one to the next and change with the season. Rather than quote figures that may be out of date, we'd point you to each club's own website to check current pricing and whether they are taking visitors before you set out. They are also, by their nature, weather- and daylight-dependent: the Luxembourg season is short, autumn arrives early, and a wet morning can end a round before it begins. That is exactly where indoor golf comes in, and why many regular players here use both.

Golf in Luxembourg City itself

There are no full golf courses in the city centre — the established clubs all sit outside the capital, in Junglinster, Canach, Senningerberg and further afield. If you want to play golf in Luxembourg City itself, the option is indoors: The 19th in Belair runs three ProTee VX camera-based simulator bays where you can play world-famous courses on a high-fidelity screen. It is open daily from 08:00 to midnight with no membership required, and there is a full bar and kitchen for after the round. It is complementary to the outdoor courses, not a replacement for them — the city-centre, weather-proof way to play. Read more about golf in Luxembourg or indoor golf in Luxembourg.

Playing year-round

The honest pattern for most golfers in Luxembourg is simple: head out to one of the country's outdoor courses for a traditional 18-hole round in season, and use an indoor simulator for the rest of the year — and for practice, lessons and after-work games whatever the weather. The outdoor clubs give you the fairways, the clubhouse and the walk; the simulator gives you all-weather access and instant shot data on every swing. The two work together rather than competing, which is why a year-round golfer here tends to belong to one of each. More on structuring that side of your game on our golf practice in Luxembourg guide.

New to golf?

If you have never played, an outdoor course is not always the easiest first step — there is etiquette, pace of play and a lot to take in. Starting indoors is often gentler: the screen guides every shot, there is no group waiting behind you, club rental is free and nobody is watching your slice sail into the trees. At The 19th, beginners are genuinely welcome with no experience and no membership needed, and PGA-certified coaching is on hand if you want to learn the fundamentals properly before you head out to a course. See our golf in Luxembourg for beginners guide, or look at golf lessons in Luxembourg.

Golf courses in Luxembourg — common questions

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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.