Royal Golf Club Sart Tilman Home Sart Tilman Route Useful links Contact Member area 70 years of history ... Tom Simpson - 1938 Designed in 1938 by Tom Simpson on the heights of the Principality of Liège, this course is a quality challenge. Golf course, set in a superb wooded environment, this 18-hole course unfolds its fairways in a landscape of beautifully undulating valleys. If the first two holes suggest an easy game, the rest of the course, by the diversity of its design, reveals all the reality: it requires the golfer to drive well placed to follow the wooded alignment of each fairway and precision. in irons for the attack of the greens - excellent - which represent the major difficulty of the course. Hospitality and friendliness are the key words that define the atmosphere at the club house. - 1952 - First world code agreed between R&A and USGA. Stymie abolished - players no longer forced to chip over an opponent's ball coming to rest between their ball and the hole in match play. © 2008 Royal Golf Club Sart Tilman | Developed by: AD Consulting Int.