Golf de Luxembourg

What Golf de Luxembourg does

Golf de Luxembourg is a family-owned, private golf club operating on the 80-hectare Domaine de Belenhaff estate in Junglinster, Luxembourg. Its core asset is an 18-hole championship course (Par 73, 6,219 meters) designed by Don Harradine and Larry Kreh, opened in 1993–1994, supported by a covered driving range (40+ bays, 10 covered), a 1,000 m² putting green, a 3-hole compact training course (Par 27), and an indoor facility with two Trackman simulators housed in the clubhouse basement. The clubhouse itself is a classified 18th-century farmhouse, which also houses event rooms (Belenhaff I & II) capable of hosting up to 150 seated or 300 cocktail guests, and the on-site brasserie restaurant "Bei den Zwillingen" operated by twin siblings Christian and Nadja Thoma.

The club generates revenue through a layered model: recurring membership subscriptions (individual, joint, young person, junior, student, and corporate tiers with entry fees up to €4,000 and annual contributions from €775 to €2,580), non-member green fees (€75–€130 per round), golf instruction via the Luxembourg Golf School (four full-time multilingual pros), and ancillary event/banquet hosting and restaurant operations. Distribution is direct-to-consumer via the club's website, telephone, and on-site secretariat. Membership to the affiliated Sports Association (ASBL) carries a mandatory Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Golf (F.L.G.) federal license bundled into the annual fee.

The customer base spans 800+ members from 27 nationalities, plus visiting green-fee golfers and corporate/private event clients. Founded in 1973 by brothers Jean and Marc Weidert and currently led by Annick Weidert (General Manager since 2003), the club operates through two Luxembourg-domiciled legal entities — Société du Golf de Luxembourg Weidert s.e.n.c. (commercial) and Association sportive du Golf de Luxembourg Belenhaff ASBL (non-profit sports association) — with no external investors or parent company disclosed.

Name

Golf de Luxembourg

Legal name

Société du Golf de Luxembourg Weidert s.e.n.c.

Website

https://golfdeluxembourg.lu

Company type

Private

Founded year

1973

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Golf de Luxembourg is a family-owned private golf club in Junglinster operating an 18-hole Par 73 course, driving range, Trackman indoor simulators, banquet facilities, and an on-site restaurant, serving 800+ multinational members, visiting green-fee golfers, and corporate/private event clients.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Golf Club & Course Operations

NAICS

Golf Courses and Country Clubs (713910)

SIC

Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997)

akta.pro primary industry

Golf Courses & Golf Facilities (MPAKAEAD)

akta.pro secondary industry

Golf Equipment, Apparel & Pro Shop Retail (CRAMABAG)

Keywords

• Golf club operations
• Golf course memberships
• Golf instruction services
• Practice facility access
• Event banquet venue

Headquarters

HQ city

Junglinster

HQ country

Luxembourg

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Membership Fees: Annual membership subscriptions for individual, joint, young person, junior, student, and corporate memberships. Annual contributions range from €775 (students) to €2,580 (individual adults), plus entry fees of up to €4,000.
2. Green Fees: One-time fees charged to visiting (non-member) golfers for playing 18 or 12 holes. Weekday: €100 (18 holes), €75 (12 holes); Weekend: €130 (18 holes), €95 (12 holes).
3. Federal Golf License: Mandatory federal license (F.L.G.) bundled with membership: €60 for adults + €20 Association fee; €10 for juniors + €15 Association fee.
4. Golf School Lessons: Individual, group, and junior lessons taught by four full-time pros. Packages offered for beginners through advanced.
5. Practice Area Access: Practice-only membership access: €300/year for driving range and putting green access; €500/year for range and compact course access.
6. Events & Banquets: Private and corporate event hosting in Belenhaff I & II rooms (up to 150 seated, 300 cocktail) and clubhouse salons (up to 40 people). Revenue from venue hire for weddings, receptions, seminars, team-building, and golf competition dinners.
7. Restaurant 'Bei den Zwillingen': On-site restaurant operated by Christian and Nadja Thoma. Brings ancillary revenue from food and beverage sales to members, golfers, and event guests. Continuous service from noon to evening.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Golf de Luxembourg is a family-owned golf club operating an 18-hole championship course (Par 73, 6,219 meters) at Domaine de Belenhaff in Junglinster, Luxembourg. Its core commercial offering is annual golf club memberships (Individual, Joint, Young Person, Junior, Student, Corporate) supplemented by green fee access for visiting golfers, a four-coach golf school, practice facilities including two Trackman indoor simulators, and on-site banquet and restaurant services for corporate and private events.

Product overview

Golf de Luxembourg operates as a golf club facility at Domaine de Belenhaff. Its core offerings include an 18-hole golf course (Par 73, 6219m) designed for all skill levels, supported by a Golf School with four professional coaches and Practice Facilities including a driving range, chipping/putting greens, and an indoor simulator setup with Trackman technology. The club generates revenue through membership packages (Individual, Joint, Young Person, Company tiers) and green fee access for non-members. Ancillary services encompass Events & Banquets hosting in a historic 18th-century farmhouse venue, and the Bei den Zwillingen restaurant providing continuous brasserie service. The Sports Association organizes competitive and social programs including Seniors, Ladies Day, and Joe Bimm match play events.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Bei den Zwillingen: Restaurant and club-house operated by Christian and Nadja Thoma (twin brother and sister) offering brasserie cuisine with homemade dishes
• Luxembourg Golf School

Products and services

• 18-Hole Golf Course 18-hole championship golf course, Par 73, spanning 6,219 meters in Junglinster, Luxembourg, built on approximately 80 hectares. Features natural obstacles including three lakes, two wetland areas, and a stream; designed to accommodate players of all skill levels from beginners to demanding golfers.
• Golf School Golf instruction service with four full-time coaches offering individual and group lessons in Luxembourgish, German, French, English, Italian, and Dutch. Provides lessons for all skill levels plus junior golf camps during school holidays.
• Practice Facilities Outdoor training facilities comprising a driving range with more than 40 places (10 covered), three target greens at 80, 120, and 160 meters, a chipping green with training bunkers, a 1,000 m2 double-plateau putting green, and a 3-hole compact training course (Par 27).
• Golf Memberships Annual membership tiers for the 2026 season: Individual (€4,000 entry / €2,580.18 annual), Joint couple (€2,700 entry / €2,215.17 annual per person), Young Person under 30 (€1,800 entry / €990 annual), Junior under 21 (€400 entry), Student under 25 (€775 entry), Practice Access (€300-€500 annual), and Corporate memberships (price on request). Bundled with mandatory federal F.L.G. license and Association fee.
• Green Fee Access Per-round access for non-member golfers. 18 holes: €100 weekday / €130 weekend and public holidays; 12 holes: €75 weekday / €95 weekend. Juniors and students receive 50% discount. Golf car rental (€35-€45) and trolley rental (€10) available.
• Events & Banquets Venue Event hosting in the historic 18th-century Belenhaff farmhouse clubhouse. Belenhaff I & II banquet rooms accommodate up to 150 seated or 300 cocktail guests; clubhouse salons up to 40 people. Suitable for weddings, corporate receptions, seminars, team-building, and golf competition dinners.
• Bei den Zwillingen Restaurant On-site clubhouse restaurant operated by Christian and Nadja Thoma, serving homemade brasserie cuisine with fresh products. Continuous service from noon to evening; daily open April-October 10am to midnight, providing food and beverage to members, golfers, and event guests.
• Sports Association Sections Social and competitive golf programs including the Seniors Section (Thursday competitions, approximately 60 active members, €60/year), Ladies Day (Wednesday mornings led by Geeta Kripalani, €70/year), and Joe Bimm (match play for senior gentlemen 50+ with handicap 28+). Members participate in interclub tournaments, group lessons, outings, and travel.

Quantifiable outcome

• One of the most beautiful courses in the Greater Region

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Green Concept (Don Harradine & Larry Kreh)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 1993The golf course was designed by golf architect firm Green Concept with input from Larry Kreh, who drew on experience from eminent American architects. The course design philosophy: 'A good course should allow every player to set an achievable goal and should appeal to both beginners and the best players.' The course was built on ~80 hectares, preserving trees and habitats, with fairways, tee boxes, and greens adapting to the natural site. First 9 holes opened in fall 1993, full 18 holes completed in fall 1994.
• Fédération Luxembourgeoise de Golf (F.L.G.)coreOthersMandatory federal golf license provider. The club bundles F.L.G. license sales with membership: adult federal license €60 + €20 Association fee; junior federal license €10 + €15 Association fee.
• Restaurant 'Bei den Zwillingen' (Christian & Nadja Thoma)coreOthersTwin siblings Christian and Nadja Thoma operate the 'Bei den Zwillingen' restaurant within the clubhouse. They provide continuous restaurant service (noon to evening), catering for members, golfers, and event guests, and host banquets and golf competition dinners.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Regional players

• Monte Carlo Golf Club: Small-state European country club drawing a multinational, predominantly expatriate membership base — analogous demographic positioning to Golf de Luxembourg in a different but similar micro-country setting.

Direct peers

• Golf de Chantilly: Historic French club with championship courses, full clubhouse, and tournament hosting; mirrors Golf de Luxembourg's mix of prestige golf plus banquet/events hospitality.
• Golf Club Grand Ducal: Other major membership-based 18-hole golf club in Luxembourg, the most direct head-to-head competitor for members, green fees, and corporate events within the country.
• Golf d'Hardelot: Two-course French club in northern France offering memberships, green fees, golf school, and banquets — directly comparable membership-driven mid-size European club model.
• Royal Waterloo Golf Club: Historic Belgian private club with comparable 18-hole championship layouts, membership tiers, clubhouse dining, and tournament hosting — strong size and positioning overlap.
• Kikuoka Golf Club: Established Luxembourg golf club offering multiple courses, memberships, and a clubhouse restaurant; directly comparable in size, geography, and member-based business model.
• Royal Belgian Golf Club: One of Europe's oldest and most prestigious private clubs, similar heritage positioning, member-based access, and championship-course operations close to the Greater Region.

Broad incumbents

• Wentworth Club: Large UK private club with multiple courses, comprehensive membership tiers, pro shop, and substantial corporate event hosting — a scaled version of the integrated membership-and-events model.
• Gleneagles: Iconic Scottish luxury resort combining championship golf, golf school, multiple restaurants, and large banquet/event facilities — a much larger incumbent operating the same integrated golf + hospitality playbook.
• Royal Troon Golf Club: Historic Scottish links course operating membership-based play and major championship hosting; positioned as a broader incumbent in the same elite European club category.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

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