The international golf tournament: the Dutch Open 2022
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The international golf tournament, the Dutch Open 2022, is here!
The classic Dutch Open will take place from May 26th through May 29th. The Dutch Open golf tournament is part of the European Tour, and it is always well attended by both domestic and foreign visitors. This year, the tournament will take place at the Bernardus Golf Course in Cromvoirt, less than two kilometers away from Résidence de Leuvert.
Dutch Open 2022
This is the 102nd edition of the golf tournament. It was first held in 1912 at the Haagsche Golf & Country Club. Therefore, it is one of the oldest tournaments on the European Tour. The tournament will be hosted at Bernardus Golf, an 18-hole championship course in Cromvoirt. The golf course is suitable for all golfers. However, from May 22nd through May 26th, it will be devoted to the Dutch Open.
Staying overnight near the Dutch Open 2022
Near the golf course lies Résidence de Leuvert, a spacious vacation resort with vacation homes accommodating two to six people. The luxurious vacation homes are equipped with all the modern conveniences. Do you need some extra relaxation after visiting the Dutch Open? Stay in a vacation home with a private sauna and completely unwind after a day at the golf course. The vacation resort is located just two kilometers away from the Bernardus Golf Course, where the golf event of the year takes place.
Résidence de Leuvert
Résidence de Leuvert is situated in a beautiful location in the woodsy Cromvoirt. The IJzeren Man recreation area is within walking distance of the vacation resort and offers a wide range of activities for both young and old. Furthermore, during your stay at Résidence de Leuvert, you definitely cannot miss out on a visit to the Loonse en Drunense Duinen National Park. This nature reserve is also called the "Sahara of Brabant." Are you in the mood for a good time? Then visit Den Bosch and take a seat at one of the many sidewalk cafes.
