Royal Antwerp Golf Club, established in 1888, stands as one of the oldest golf clubs on the European continent. The course is located in Kapellen, just north of Antwerp in the Flemish region of Belgium. John Halliwell designed the layout, which occupies gently rolling terrain characteristic of the Low Countries, with mature trees framing many holes and creating definition throughout the property. The routing takes advantage of the natural contours and established woodland, offering a traditional parkland experience that reflects the club's long history. The design incorporates strategic bunkering and requires thoughtful course management rather than overwhelming length. Several holes play through tree-lined corridors, while others open to broader views across the landscape. Water features appear on select holes, adding variety to the challenge. Royal Antwerp has hosted numerous Belgian national championships and remains an important venue in the country's competitive golf calendar. The club maintains a strong tradition within Belgian golf circles and reflects the continental European approach to the game, where golf clubs often serve as social and cultural institutions as much as sporting venues. The clubhouse and grounds carry the character of a well-established private club with over a century of history behind it.