Race to Aura

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EVENT

Date: Sunday, 12 July 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Junior

Entry Fee: €25.00

Entry Method: Online


Race to AURA is a junior golf competition circuit for young players aged U10 and under, comprising two categories: Poucets (born 2016-2017) and U8 (born 2018 and later). This is stage 5 of the 2026 Race to AURA circuit, held on Sunday 12 July 2026 at Golf des Arcs in Bourg-Saint-Maurice. The event is an individual gross strokeplay competition. Poucets play 18 holes with a maximum score of 9, while U8 players compete over 9 holes with a maximum score of 9. Entries are open to classified junior golfers holding an active FFGolf licence with a medical certificate or health questionnaire recorded at least 14 days before the event. Entry fees are €25 for Poucets and €15 for U8. The maximum number of players is 102, selected by handicap index and registration date order. Carts are mandatory; cadets and measuring devices are not permitted. The top 3 finishers in each category will be awarded prizes. A qualifying ranking for the league final (Championnat de Ligue U8/Poucet) is updated after each stage. Registration closes 8 days before the event (by Saturday 4 July 2026) via the online entry system. Start times are allocated by handicap index order. Note: the Arcs and Volcans stages take place on the same day (12 July 2026); entrants may only register for one of the two.


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Venue

Golf des Arcs

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

Golf des Arcs is a mountain golf course located at 1,800 meters altitude in Les Arcs, Savoie, France, overlooking the Tarentaise Valley with views of Mont-Blanc. The course features two layouts: the 18-hole Chantel course (par 70, 5,540 meters) and the 9-hole Beauchet course (par 27, 860 meters), spread across 60 hectares near Vanoise National Park. Originally constructed in 1974 and redesigned in 1990 by architect Robert Berthet, the course tests all skill levels from driving and long game to short game and putting. The Chantel course is officially certified by the French Golf Federation, while the Beauchet course is particularly suited for beginners with shorter holes and smaller greens. The dramatic alpine setting provides breathtaking scenery, making it a distinctive high-altitude golf destination that showcases its designers' original vision for the resort.