Golfclub Cromstrijen is located in Numansdorp in the Zuid-Holland province of the Netherlands, situated in the Hoeksche Waard region between Rotterdam and Dordrecht. The course occupies low-lying polder landscape characteristic of this part of the country, where reclaimed land and water management systems define the terrain. The flat topography and open agricultural surroundings create playing conditions typical of Dutch golf, where wind becomes a significant factor and water features are integrated into the design both functionally and strategically. The layout reflects the constraints and opportunities of polder golf, with ditches, canals, and ponds serving as hazards while also fulfilling drainage purposes essential to maintaining playable conditions in this environment. Trees and vegetation have been established to provide definition and some shelter, though the openness of the landscape remains a defining characteristic. The course serves the local golfing community in this part of Zuid-Holland, offering a venue for regular play in a region where suitable land for golf development requires careful engineering and water management. Cromstrijen operates as a regional club facility rather than a destination course, providing access to golf in an area of the Netherlands where the distinctive polder landscape shapes both the design possibilities and the playing experience. The setting offers views across the flat agricultural lands typical of the Hoeksche Waard, with the course integrated into the broader network of waterways and farmland that characterizes this part of the Dutch countryside.