Overview
Millennium Golf sits beside the Paalse Plas lake at Paal, part of Beringen in the Belgian province of Limburg. The club has 27 holes: an 18-hole Championship Course and a 9-hole Compact Course, set on about 80 hectares of land with oaks, beeches and rhododendrons.
The Championship Course is a par 72 of 6044 metres, which places it among the longest courses in Belgium. Water comes into play almost everywhere, and a near-constant breeze gives the layout an inland-links character, so club selection changes from day to day. It is a stern test for good players and has hosted professional tour events.
The 9-hole Compact Course is a par 27 of 719 metres. It is open to members and to visitors with a valid handicap, which makes it handy for short-game work or a shorter round.
Visitors are welcome with a federation card. In 2026 an 18-hole round on the Championship Course costs €75 on weekdays and €85 at weekends, and range balls are free. Members of other Limburg clubs get €10 off. After the round, Restaurant & Brasserie The Mill is open to non-members as well as members.
Green fees & prices
- Championship Course, 18 holes€85 at weekends€75 weekday
- Championship Course, 9 holes€45 at weekends€40 weekday
- Invited by a member, 18 holes€55 at weekends€50 weekday
- Junior, 18 holes€50 at weekends; 9 holes €20 / €25€40 weekday
- Twilight€55 at weekends€50 weekday
- Compact Course, 9 holes€35 at weekends€30 weekday
- Buggy€40 for 18 holes€25 for 9 holes
- Mobicart (electric trolley)€22
- Trolley€5
- Range ballsFree
Prices checked 23 October 2026 on the official website. Prices may change; confirm with the course before you book.
Facilities
Good to know
Book a tee time in the BEgolf app, by phone any day of the week, or by emailing info@millenniumgolf.be. Groups of 10 or more can ask for special rates. Official page ↗
A valid federation card is required. The maximum handicap is 36 on the Championship Course and 45 on the Compact Course.
Golf attire is required; jeans and tracksuits are not allowed on the course.
History & highlights
The course records show the level of golf the Championship Course has seen. Thomas Pieters set the professional record of 61 during a Belgian Tour event, a score Sebastian Heisele matched on the Challenge Tour. Thomas Detry holds the men’s amateur record of 66, set at the 2011 King’s Prize, and Anthony De Schutter later matched it. Stella Kaper set the ladies’ record of 65.
At 6044 metres the par 72 is one of Belgium’s longest courses, with water on most holes and a constant breeze.
Thomas Pieters and Sebastian Heisele both shot 61 here in professional events.
A 9-hole par 27 for short-game practice and quick rounds.
Range balls are included free for players.
- Belgian Tour (Thomas Pieters set the course record of 61)
- Challenge Tour (Sebastian Heisele equalled the record)
- King’s Prize amateur championship (2011)
Tips for first-timers
- Check the wind before you play: the breeze is a big part of the challenge here.
- Twilight rounds cost €50 on weekdays, a good saving on the full green fee.
- If you belong to another Limburg club, ask for the €10 discount.
- Players with a handicap above 36 can still play the Compact Course (maximum 45).
- Leave the jeans at home: golf attire is required.
Map & location
Millennium Golf is at Donckstraat 30, 3583 Paal-Beringen. Homeclub ATGolf Vlaanderen is about 8.4 km away, and Kempense Golfclub and Nuclea Golf Club are about 18 and 19 km away.
FAQ
How much is a green fee at Millennium Golf?
In 2026 an 18-hole round on the Championship Course costs €75 on weekdays and €85 at weekends; 9 holes cost €40 and €45. The Compact Course costs €30 and €35. Rates may change.
Do I need a handicap?
Yes. You need a valid federation card, with a maximum handicap of 36 on the Championship Course and 45 on the Compact Course.
How long is the Championship Course?
It is a par 72 of 6044 metres, one of the longest courses in Belgium.
Who holds the course record?
Thomas Pieters (Belgian Tour) and Sebastian Heisele (Challenge Tour) share the professional record of 61.
Can I hire a buggy?
Yes. A buggy costs €25 for 9 holes or €40 for 18 holes; a Mobicart costs €22 and a trolley €5.
Can non-members eat at the club?
Yes. Restaurant & Brasserie The Mill is open to non-members.
Sources
Facts checked 23 October 2026. We only list details we could confirm on the sources above; anything else is left out.