KLM Open returns to De Kennemer in Zandvoort after twelve years

The KLM Open golf tournament will return to the historic Kennemer Golf and Country Club in Zandvoort in June 2027. After previously hosting the event twenty times, the venue is praised by organizers for its challenging conditions and long-standing history with the championship.
The KLM Open golf tournament is set to return to the Kennemer Golf and Country Club in Zandvoort from June 10 to 13, 2027. This venue, which has hosted the event twenty times in the past, will take over duties from The International in Badhoevedorp. Club chairman Eric Rahusen expressed excitement about the return, noting the historic connection between the tournament and the club. Founded in 1910 and relocated to its current Zandvoort site in 1928, the Kennemer is recognized as one of the oldest courses in the country.
Tournament director Daan Slooter highlighted the strategic challenge of the course, noting that it rewards creativity, ball control, and the ability to play in windy conditions. Organizers believe the venue's international status and proven championship quality make it an ideal setting for modern golf. Preparation for the event is already underway, with organizers aiming to create a significant sporting celebration for players and spectators alike.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.


