Golfpark De Loonsche Duynen

De Moer sits in the heart of the Brabantse Wal region, a quietly distinctive stretch of North Brabant where low heathland, pine forest, and open sandy terrain create a landscape that feels closer to coastal Zeeland than to the polders most visitors associate with the Netherlands. It is farming country with a golf-shaped secret: the area supports several courses that take genuine advantage of the natural, undulating ground.

Golfpark De Loonsche Duynen draws its name directly from that landscape — "the dunes of Loon" — and the course plays through sandy, wooded terrain that gives it a links-adjacent feel unusual for inland Brabant. Heather borders, pine stands, and sandy waste areas frame many holes, rewarding accurate positioning off the tee and offering a visual character well above what the address might suggest.

The club carries a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere typical of Dutch parkland and heathland venues in this region — neither a grand private estate nor a busy resort, but the kind of well-kept members' course where visitors are genuinely received, and the surroundings make the round feel like more than just a round.