Where to play golf in Luxembourg, and which course to pick

Nobody flies to Luxembourg the way they fly to the Algarve for a golf week, and I’d be upfront about that. What the country does offer is a small, compact set of courses. There are four 18-hole layouts listed by the national tourist board, three of them within 20 km of the capital, plus a practice centre at Kockelscheuer. That’s plenty for a long weekend with a round or two tacked on, and it’s easy to combine with a city break. This is how I’d rank them.

First choice, Kikuoka at Canach

The Kikuoka Country Club sits at the Scheierhaff near Canach, in the commune of Lenningen, just inland from the Moselle vineyards. The main course has 18 holes, 6,419 metres and a par of 72, with a separate 6-hole loop, a driving range and equipment hire. According to the club, it was designed by Iwao Uematsu across 120 hectares of lightly wooded rolling country, with several water hazards and almost 90 bunkers, and it hosted the European PGA Challenge Tour five years in a row.

What puts it top for me is the whole package. The Eagle Bar in the clubhouse is open to visitors, not just members, and there’s a Mercure hotel on the estate with an indoor pool, sauna and gym. In September 2026 the green fee ranged from €35 to €90. The reception opened 8:30 to 18:00 Tuesday to Saturday, until 17:00 on Mondays and until 16:00 on Sundays and public holidays, and the club warns it may not open at all in bad weather.

Belenhaff, good for mixed abilities

The Golf de Luxembourg is on the Belenhaff estate at Junglinster, 17 km from the capital. It’s 18 holes and 6,219 metres, par 72 or 73 depending on the tees, and the landscape is broken up by three lakes, two wetland areas and a stream. If you’re travelling with a partner who’s still learning, this is where I’d go. There are 40 practice bays, 10 of them covered, chipping and putting greens, and two professionals giving beginners’ lessons.

It has the widest price range, from €24 to €95, and the club restaurants are open to the public. In the week of 30 September 2026 it opened 9:00 to 17:00, with Wednesday running to 18:00.

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Is the Grand-Ducal worth it as a visitor?

The Golf Club Grand-Ducal is the veteran. It was built in 1935 at Senningerberg, part of Niederanven, about 7 km from the city and close to Findel airport. The club talks about a classic 1930s design, with fairways lined by trees that are sometimes a hundred years old, which punish anything that isn’t straight. There are 18 holes, 5,802 metres off the men’s tees and 5,197 off the ladies’, SSS 71, and a further 6 short holes.

It’s worth it, with one catch. Green fees are only accepted from Monday to Friday, and the restaurant is members only, although the bar and the driving range are open to all golfers. The listed price ran from €30 to €75. If you’ve flown in for a weekend, skip it and book Kikuoka or Belenhaff.

Up north at Clervaux

The Golf Clervaux isn’t in the town but at Eselborn, 3 km out, surrounded by the green hills of the Éislek. It offers an 18-hole course of 6,129 metres, a 9-hole option, a short course of 3 holes at par 10, a practice area, a putting green and buggy hire. It’s also the only one of the four with a fixed price list on visitluxembourg. In September 2026 that meant €55 for 9 holes on weekdays and €65 at weekends and on public holidays, and €85 and €95 for 18 holes.

The clubhouse has a hotel, restaurant, bar and terrace. If you want to stay there, or compare it with the rest of the town, see my guide to hotels in Clervaux. I’d pair a round with an afternoon at the castle and The Family of Man exhibition.

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For beginners and rainy days

The Lux Golf Center at Kockelscheuer, which has a Luxembourg City postal address, isn’t a course but a training and taster centre with a driving range and club hire, and it pitches itself as a place to play in the evening and through the winter. In the week of 30 September 2026 it opened 9:00 to 19:00, except Sunday from 10:00 and Monday from 11:00. In the city there’s also an indoor golf club, The 19th, with simulators, which visitluxembourg lists with 30% off for LuxembourgPass holders.

Don’t mistake the Easy-Golf in the spa park at Mondorf-les-Bains for a course. It’s a simple 18-hole game that’s free with the LuxembourgPass, nice with children for an hour and a half and nothing more.

A two-round plan

With two days I’d play Kikuoka and Belenhaff and sleep in Luxembourg City, since neither is more than 20 km away. If your trip falls on weekdays, I’d swap Belenhaff for the Grand-Ducal for the history. Clervaux is for anyone already touring the northern castles, because from the capital it’s a separate day out. The official listings don’t give bus stops by the courses, so for golf I’d hire a car.

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