Bernardus Golf launches luxury stay before Solheim Cup 2026

Bernardus unveils luxury golf stay ahead of Solheim Cup 2026

Golfers can now experience unlimited golf, Michelin-star dining and boutique on-course accommodation at the Netherlands’ 2026 Solheim Cup venue.

Bernardus Golf has launched “The Bernardus Experience”, a new stay-and-play package ahead of hosting the 2026 Solheim Cup — the first time the tournament will be held in the Netherlands.

Located in Noord-Brabant near the historic city of ’s-Hertogenbosch, the venue combines championship golf, luxury accommodation and fine dining in one on-site golf retreat.

The resort is approximately 30 minutes from Eindhoven Airport and is also accessible from Amsterdam and Rotterdam, making it a straightforward option for travelling golfers.

What is included in The Bernardus Experience?

The package is designed around a full on-site golf experience, allowing golfers to stay beside the course while accessing practice facilities, dining and leisure amenities throughout their visit.

Golfers receive unlimited access to the championship course alongside the driving range and dedicated short-game practice areas.

Accommodation is provided at Bernardus Lodge, an eight-room boutique retreat located directly on the course with modern double rooms and spacious bathrooms.

Michelin-star dining after golf

Dining is centred around Noble Kitchen, the venue’s Michelin-star restaurant.

The experience includes a six-course dinner designed to complete the day after golf in a relaxed but refined setting.

Guests staying at the lodge also have access to:

Gym facilities
Sauna
Hammam
Tennis court
Outdoor heated swimming pool (open from April 1 to October 1)

Non-golfing partners can also use the facilities or book additional experiences including massages, personal training sessions or golf lessons.

The course preparing for the Solheim Cup

Designed by Kyle Phillips, Bernardus Golf has built an international reputation after hosting the DP World Tour’s Dutch Open in 2021, 2022 and 2023.

The course is recognised for elite conditioning, expansive practice facilities and a modern championship layout shaped around strategy and presentation.

The venue will also host the PING Junior Solheim Cup on the same course as the Solheim Cup itself for the first time, placing Bernardus at the centre of a significant week in women’s golf.

Sabine Riezebos, General Manager at Bernardus, said:

The Bernardus Experience reflects what we aim to offer every day: high level golf, warm hospitality, and the simplicity of staying right on the course.

“As we look ahead to the Solheim Cup in 2026, we look forward to welcoming visitors who want to experience Bernardus as a complete on-site destination, where golf, dining and downtime come together naturally.”

Bernardus Experience pricing

The Bernardus Experience is available from Wednesday to Sunday through a range of seasonal packages.

Prices for a one-night stay with one full day of golf start from:

€662.50 in low season
€722.50 in high season

Packages for two golfers begin from:

€1,035 in low season
€1,155 in high season

The rates include golf, accommodation and food. Beverages are charged separately.

Why golfers are watching Bernardus closely

The launch comes during a defining period for Dutch golf tourism ahead of the 2026 Solheim Cup.

With elite tournament pedigree, Michelin-star dining and limited on-course accommodation, Bernardus is positioning itself as one of Europe’s most exclusive golf travel destinations.