The club celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2027 and is waiving its entry fee for new members, in every age category. Thanks to a deliberately limited membership, the course stays playable without booking two weeks ahead, weekends included. Weekly, couple and practice-only memberships are available, and a first lesson with equipment is free for anyone who has never played.
Entry fee for the club's 60th anniversary
Year founded, 60th anniversary in 2027
Golfer rating on Leading Courses, 668 reviews
Holes designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Week from application to admission
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€2,790 per year for an adult aged 41 to 69, €1,490 for ages 31 to 35, €990 for ages 19 to 30. The younger spouse gets a 20% discount.
Waived for the club's 60th anniversary, whatever the age category.
The club deliberately keeps its membership small, around 650 members, and the course stays playable without booking two weeks ahead.
No. First lesson, clubs and balls are free, followed by a four-month Discovery program to earn your course permit.
18 holes designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., his only course in Belgium, 30 minutes from Brussels.
Weekly membership at €2,430 from age 60, practice-only membership at €610 with five rounds on the course per year.
The amounts below are for the 2027 calendar year.
The entry fee, waived for the club’s 60th anniversary, is not added to any of these lines.
Age category | Year of birth | Individual membership | Spouse |
0 to 6 years | 2021 to 2027 | €155 | - |
7 to 12 years | 2015 to 2020 | €250 | - |
13 to 15 years | 2012 to 2014 | €440 | - |
16 to 18 years | 2009 to 2011 | €720 | - |
19 to 30 years | 1997 to 2008 | €990 | €840 |
31 to 35 years | 1992 to 1996 | €1,490 | €1,270 |
36 to 40 years | 1987 to 1991 | €2,230 | €1,895 |
41 to 69 years | 1958 to 1986 | €2,790 | €2,360 |
70 to 74 years | 1953 to 1957 | €2,640 | €2,240 |
75 and over | 1952 and earlier | €2,500 | €2,120 |
Weekly membership, from age 60 | 1967 and earlier | €2,430 | €2,065 |
Non-player member | - | €405 | - |
Practice only, 5 rounds on the course per year | - | €610 | - |
Unlimited play on the 18-hole course, seven days a week with the full membership. Access to the driving range, putting green and pitching green. Access to the clubhouse and restaurant. Pull trolley loaned free of charge. Registration to the club’s sections: Men’s, Women’s, Seniors and Juniors.
The federal membership fee: €69 for an adult and €14 for a junior under 21. The club competition playing fee: €120 per year from age 19. Optional: locker €50, caddy house space €65 to €140, golf cart €15 to €35 per round, driving range tokens from €2.
At many clubs, the weekend round is decided the Wednesday before, online, when bookings open. Here, the question doesn’t arise in the same way, and it’s the first thing players coming from elsewhere notice. The club deliberately keeps its membership small, around 650, where comparable clubs have 1,000 to 1,500.
At weekends, a tee time can often be booked the same morning, outside competition days, even in peak season.
The club deliberately keeps its membership small, around 650. It’s not a capacity limit that has been reached, it’s a way of running a course.
A less crowded course means upkeep you can see, and it’s the first thing visitors mention.
Your situation | What Bercuit offers | Membership type |
I'm a member elsewhere and can no longer get a weekend game | A deliberately small membership, a course playable without booking two weeks ahead, and an entry fee waived for the club's 60th anniversary, which makes switching free the first year. | Full member, age-based rate |
I'm between 30 and 40 and a club membership seems out of reach | Fees are graduated by age band: €1,490 from 31 to 35, €2,230 from 36 to 40, up to a third less than the full rate. | Full member, age-based rate |
Both of us play as a couple | The younger spouse gets a 20% discount on their membership, with no seniority requirement. | Spouse, 20% off |
I'm retired and play on weekdays | The weekly membership, open from age 60, gives weekday access to the course for €2,430, and rates drop further after 70. | Weekly membership |
I've never held a golf club | First lesson, clubs and balls are free. Then the four-month Discovery program, which leads to your course permit. | Free introduction |
The course is the work of Robert Trent Jones Sr., who designed more than 400 courses worldwide. Bercuit is his only Belgian course, and its layout is still the original.
On Leading Courses, the club scores 8.53 out of 10 and ranks in the top ten of 88 Belgian clubs, based on 668 verified golfer reviews.
People say Bercuit is closed off, a bit stuffy. Visitors leave with a different impression, and it’s easier to show than to claim.
More than a hundred players in a shotgun start every week, one of the most popular club competitions in Belgium.
Men’s, Women’s, Seniors and Juniors, plus an events committee set up in 2026 to expand the non-competition calendar.
Restaurant open to members and visitors, with a terrace overlooking the course.
Driving range, putting green and pitching green, open to all members, including practice-only members.
An area entirely dedicated to play within a hundred meters: approach shots, bunker shots and putting. Works completed in autumn 2026, opening in spring 2027, depending on how the turf takes.
A free introduction if you’ve never played: first lesson, clubs, balls and a drink included. Or a green fee of €90 to €120 if you already play, to judge the course for yourself.
The four-month Discovery program: twelve 30-minute individual lessons, one hour on rules and etiquette, access to the academy, equipment loan and on-course coaching on the first nine holes.
The application form is filled in online. The application then goes before a board member, and you get an answer in about a week.
Entry fee waived. Referral reward: 10% of the new member’s fee, as a rebate, green fees, tokens or a pro shop voucher.
The 2027 annual membership fee is €2,790 for an adult aged 41 to 69, and decreases by age band down to €990 for ages 19 to 30. On top of that come the federal membership fee, €69, and the competition playing fee, €120 per year for those who play in them.
No. The club celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2027 and is waiving the entry fee for new members, in every age category.
No. No sponsorship is needed to submit an application. The form is filled in online, the application goes before a board member and you get an answer in about a week.
No end date has been set so far. The offer remains valid until the club decides otherwise.
Royal Bercuit deliberately keeps its membership small, around 650, where comparable clubs have 1,000 to 1,500. That’s what lets you play without booking far in advance.
No, no minimum handicap is required to join. To access the course, a course permit is required, and the four-month Discovery program leads to it.
Yes. Green fee of €90 to €120 for 18 holes in high season depending on the day, and a free introduction with equipment loan for anyone who has never played.
Yes, the weekly membership at €2,430, open from age 60.
20% off the younger spouse’s membership.
Les Gottes 1, 1390 Grez-Doiceau, in Walloon Brabant, about 30 minutes from Brussels.
Robert Trent Jones Sr. Bercuit is the only Belgian course by this architect.
A visit to the course, an introduction if you’re a beginner, or simply a coffee at the clubhouse with someone who will answer your questions. Membership comes after, and the entry fee is waived for the club’s 60th anniversary.