Beyond the ropes, Bernardus has built a full day out — tech zones, family activities, sustainability activations and live entertainment running alongside the golf.
Buy a ticket for the Solheim Cup and you’re buying into far more than 18 holes of matchplay. Bernardus Golf’s fan village has been built as a genuine day out — tech-led activations, family activities, sustainability zones and a full entertainment and food line-up running alongside the golf from first tee to last putt.
Play the game yourself
For anyone wanting to swing a club rather than just watch, PING’s Golf Zone puts Trackman bays front and centre, letting fans test their own game with tour-level data. Elsewhere, a chipping, swing and bunker challenge circuit gives a more informal way to get involved, and an 18th Hole Challenge lets spectators try their luck on a recreation of the course’s closing hole. A 20th-edition putting experience, marking two decades of the tournament, rounds out the on-course activities.
For younger fans
The First Tee Experience is aimed squarely at introducing the game to a younger audience, with coaching and activities designed to get kids swinging a club for the first time. It sits alongside the wider push to make the village feel welcoming to families, not just committed golf fans.
Sustainability on show
A dedicated Sustainability Zone puts the event’s environmental partners front and centre, with activations from Li Auto, E-Z-GO and John Deere showcasing electric and low-impact technology used around the course. It’s a visible part of how Bernardus is positioning this Solheim Cup, not a side note.
Shop, eat and unwind
The adidas tour truck gives fans a chance to shop the latest kit on-site, while a full food vendor line-up and the Bernardus Home hospitality space cover everything from quick bites to a proper sit-down break between sessions. The Netherlands Golf Federation will also run a programme through the village, aimed at growing women and girls participation in the sport beyond tournament week.
Entertainment and atmosphere
Evenings bring a full entertainment schedule, with live sets from DJ Taz, Hot Town and Night Flight among the acts confirmed across the week. Bernardus Solheim Cup Radio runs throughout, keeping the atmosphere going between the entertainment slots and giving fans on-site commentary and music without needing to be pitch-side.
The takeaway
Whether you’re there purely for the golf or building a full day around it, the Bernardus fan village is designed to hold your attention well beyond the matches themselves.
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