9-Hole Ranking Test - Durance

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 13 August 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €36.00

Entry Method: Online

The 9-Hole Ranking Test on the Durance course is an individual stableford competition open to members and visitors. It takes place on Thursdays in July and August. Starts are booked online in handicap order from 14:30. For members, the cost is 5€ (game rights only). Non-members pay 31€ green fee plus 5€ game rights (36€ total). A medical certificate for competitive sport is required; without it, participation proceeds without official FFG registration, ranking, or prizes. Tee times are published on the club website the day before the competition. Cancellations cannot be accepted once tee times are published and will be treated as disqualifications. Local golf rules apply. Entries are possible until the day before the competition. The committee is composed of the sports association and the golf club management. There is no index modification for handicaps below 26.5.

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Venue

La Durance

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France

La Durance is a six-hole golf course located at the Golf International de Pont Royal in Mallemort, France. Situated just five minutes from the club’s primary eighteen-hole Ballesteros course, the layout serves as a dedicated training center. The course is integrated into the Provencal pine forest, running alongside the Canal de la Durance, which provides the setting for its name. The layout consists of five par 3 holes and one par 4, covering a total distance of 950 meters. The par 4 is the third hole, measuring 275 meters from the back tees, while the remaining five holes are all par 3s. The par 3s vary in length, with the longest being the fifth hole at 155 meters and the shortest being the sixth hole at 105 meters. The course features handicap indices ranging from 1 to 6, with the first hole carrying a handicap of 6 and the fifth hole carrying a handicap of 1. Designed for technical precision, the course requires accurate shot-making to score well. It is maintained to a high standard to allow for competitions that prepare players for the more demanding challenges on the main eighteen-hole course. The setting allows golfers to play between two appointments or to practice their game in an environment scented with thyme and pine.