The 2026 host venue for the Solheim Cup is coming to bays across all Inrange-powered driving ranges worldwide.
As the Netherlands prepares to host one of the biggest events in golf, a special 2026 Solheim Cup powered promotion featuring Bernardus Golf will be delivered across worldwide driving ranges via the unparalleled Inrange technology.
With the 2026 Solheim Cup taking place at Bernardus Golf, 11 -13 September, fans can take part in the world’s biggest driving range-golf competition, the Inrange World Tour (IWT), virtually experiencing the host venue, Bernardus Golf. It has been appointed the final regular-season tour stop on this global virtual tour which saw over 30 million visitors to partner venues across 16 countries in 2025.
A promotion of this scale and scope required the right platform, with Inrange, a global leader in range technology, the perfect fit to showcase Bernardus Golf to its global audience. Situated in Cromvoirt, near the historic city of ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Bernardus Golf is considered the perfect stage to host the 20th edition of the famous biennial match play contest, featuring the best U.S. players from the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour and the best European players from the Ladies European Tour (LET).
Designed by renowned American golf course architect Kyle Phillips the highly regarded heathland layout with challenging water hazards and a compact design, has already hosted three editions of the KLM Dutch Open on the DP World Tour (2021-2023) and is ready and well positioned to provide a spectacular stage for the Solheim Cup 2026.
Integrated into IWT Season 3
In partnership with the Dutch Golf Federation this campaign will tee off in June as Tour players worldwide declare their allegiance to Team Europe or the U.S. Team and earn points for their side, and the opportunity to win VIP prizes—including tickets to attend the live tournament in the Netherlands.
The format includes:
- Round One – Nearest to the Pin: A precision-driven singles challenge.
- Round Two – Social Scramble: A team format encouraging players to compete collectively with friends.
- Round Three – Par 3 Challenge: Played on the newly updated virtual Bernardus course, offering an immersive preview of the 2026 host venue.
Advancing Range Golf as a Sport
The transition of Range Golf from isolated practice to structured, competitive golf and entertainment is accelerating. High-profile global campaigns of this calibre deliver tangible commercial value for operators while redefining how players engage with off-course golf worldwide.
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About Bernardus
Bernardus Golf in Cromvoirt is situated near the historic city of ‘s-Hertogenbosch. The course is easily accessible, just over an hour by train (65 miles) from Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam Central Station, and only 20 miles from Eindhoven Airport.
Designed by renowned American golf course architect Kyle Phillips—who also created iconic courses like Kingsbarns, The Grove, and Yas Links—the championship course at Bernardus is a highly regarded heathland layout with challenging water hazards and a compact design. Open to all via Day Memberships, Bernardus focuses on providing an exceptional and enjoyable experience. Embracing the motto “there are no rules,” it offers a relaxed environment where visitors can play a world-class course, enjoy top-tier practice facilities, and indulge in off-course amenities such as an architecturally stunning clubhouse, a Michelin-starred restaurant, a spa, and luxurious lodge accommodations.
Since its opening in 2018, Bernardus has already hosted three editions of the KLM Dutch Open on the DP World Tour (2021-2023) and is ready and well positioned to provide a spectacular stage for the Solheim Cup 2026.
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About Royal Dutch Golf Federation (NGF) and GOLF.NL
NGF
About the Dutch Golf Federation and GOLF.NL. The Dutch Golf Federation (NGF) has about 270 affiliated associations with 430,000 registered golfers, making it the fourth sports association in the Netherlands after football, tennis and fishing.
The NGF focuses primarily on the health of golf in the medium to long term. Important here are a good age structure and a balanced influx and outflow of golfers. It is also emphasized that financially sound golf courses are needed with sufficient capacity and with a (membership) offer that meets the needs of different golfers. The NGF has set itself the goal of attracting more women and young people between 25 and 50 years old to the game and thus increasing the percentage from 32% to 40% women and young people who play golf.
GOLF.NL
GOLF.NL is the online platform for golfing Netherlands, for anyone interested in golf, from beginners to experienced golfers. The platform has 236.000 visitors every month and the weekly newsletter is send to 170.000 subscribers. On www.golf.nl they can find all the golf news, information about golf rules, equipment, travel and for inspiring stories about all the beauty that golf has to offer. They also find numerous instructional videos. GOLF.NL aims to be an appealing communication platform for all golfers, with a special eye for the young and female golfer, in alignment with the NGF strategy to get more young people and women to play golf.
The aim of hosting the 2026 Solheim Cup is to leave a long-term positive legacy by empowering women in sports and golf, and inspiring youth.
The aim of hosting the 2026 Solheim Cup is to leave a long-term positive legacy by empowering women in sports and golf, and inspiring youth.
Queries for the NGF should be directed to niki.wijnen@ngf.nl
About Solheim Cup
The Solheim Cup combines the tradition and prestige of the game of golf with passion for one’s country and continent. This biennial international match-play competition features the best U.S. players from the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Tour and the best European players from the Ladies European Tour (LET).
The Solheim Cup is named in honor of Karsten and Louise Solheim and family, the founders of Karsten Manufacturing Corporation, which makes PING golf equipment. In 1990, the Solheim family, in conjunction with the LPGA and the LET, developed the concept and became the title sponsor for the Solheim Cup. Today, the Global Partners of the Solheim Cup are PING, Skyscanner and Rolex.
Held every two years, the event has grown into the most prestigious international women’s professional golf team event. The 2026 Solheim Cup will be held Sept. 11-13 at Bernardus Golf in Cromvoirt, Netherlands, while the 2028 Solheim Cup will be held at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky. The U.S. Team leads Team Europe, 11-7-1, all-time in Solheim Cup competition.
For more information, visit www.solheimcup.com.
