Local Rules
Golf cars must use marked paths
Golf cars must follow the marked paths.
Use caution at public-road crossings
The course has three public-road crossings; players must use caution.
Drain-end stone piles are immovable obstructions
At T4-T5 and T7, protective stone piles at the end of drains are immovable obstructions.
Roads and paths are integral parts of the course
Every road or path is an integral part of the game.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
Accuracy and awareness matter on a compact course with road crossings. Golf du Haras is a scenic 9-hole course in the Vesdre heights near Verviers. Scenic 9-hole course above Pepinster
Major Risks
Public-road crossings Three crossings require attention before playing. Blind greens T6 and T7 have blind greens; confirm they are clear.
Blue Tee Strategy
Prioritize safe lines. Plan around blind greens and crossings. Use current club tee information
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
Some condition and access complaints Golf-focused reviews praise the scenery and greens; condition coverage is mixed. MEDIUM Scenic setting Well-kept greens Cozy clubhouse
Course Conditions
PARTIALLY_VERIFIED Check current access and conditions Review the current Local Rules before playing. 2026-10-05 2026-09-05 Rules and conditions may change. Official Local Rules document is dated 2024 and course updates should be checked before play.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Haras quick brief Watch the three public-road crossings. Safety Confirm T6 and T7 blind greens are clear. Greens Stay alert around crossings and blind greens.
Regulations
Competition reporting and late-start rule
Competitors must report to the Starter 10 minutes before their start time; a delay beyond five minutes is governed by Rule 5.3a.