XVIIème Omnium Seniors

Golf du Hazeau

Vittel, Grand Est, France

Golf du Hazeau is a 9-hole municipal course with a par of 35, located in Vittel, France. Established in 1991, the course sits within the renowned Vittel sports complex (CPO) at the edge of the Hazeau forest, creating a natural transition between the town and woodland that supports diverse flora and fauna. The layout features double tees on 6 holes, providing 15 different playing configurations suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers. The course is characterized by wide fairways and gently rolling terrain with minimal physical demands, though the seemingly spacious layout presents strategic challenges through careful bunkering and tree placement. The design incorporates several notable features including doglegs, elevated greens, out-of-bounds areas, and strategically positioned bunkers that demand precision rather than pure length. Hole 8 is identified as the course's most difficult par 4, while hole 3 is among the easiest. The terrain varies with some elevation changes and water management creating visual interest despite the modest length. Facilities include a welcoming clubhouse with bar and terrace, a 14-position practice range (4 covered), putting green, and approach green. The course is known for being one of France's most affordable public golf courses, emphasizing accessibility and democratic golf practice.