Municipality Cup

Ugolf Golf du Coudray-Montceaux

Île-de-France, France

UGOLF Golf du Coudray-Montceaux is an 18-hole championship course located in Essonne, approximately 30 kilometers southeast of Paris. Designed by architect Charles Kenneth Cotton and established in 1960, the course extends over nearly 6 kilometers on the grounds of a former aristocratic estate. The main 18-hole course, Les Marronniers, features a par 71 layout at 5,761 meters. It winds through a remarkable wooded environment characterized by ancient oak trees, with greens considered among the finest in Île-de-France. The course presents a technical and varied challenge where strategic play often proves more valuable than raw power. The facility also includes a 9-hole compact course, La Guiche, designed to accommodate beginners while providing advanced players an ideal setting for short-game practice. Training facilities comprise a 20-station practice range with 10 covered bays, plus separate putting and approach greens. Situated just 20 kilometers from Orly Airport and 80 kilometers from Roissy, the course is easily accessible via the A6 motorway. The club offers instruction through UGOLF Academy, equipment rental, a pro shop, restaurant facilities, and meeting rooms for corporate events.