Grand Prix Seniors

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 13 September 2026

Format: Strokeplay

Category: Senior

Entry Fee: €90.00

Handicap Limit: 21.4 (Ladies: 24.4)

Entry Method: Online

Grand Prix Seniors is a 36-hole strokeplay competition (18 holes per day) for amateur senior golfers aged 50 and over. The event is open to players licensed with the FFG (French Golf Federation) or a recognized foreign federation, with a valid medical certificate and annual playing rights. Men must have a handicap index below 21.4 and ladies below 24.4. The field is limited to 102 players (30 ladies and 10 WC). Entry is online: 90 EUR for non-members and 30 EUR for members. Prizes are awarded in separate senior ladies' and senior men's categories. Tie-breaks are decided by a hole-by-hole playoff for first place in each category.

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Venue

Golf de Beauvallon

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France

Golf de Beauvallon is an 18-hole course situated in Grimaud, France, positioned between the sea and the hills with panoramic views of the Gulf of Saint Tropez. The club occupies 40 hectares and is located approximately 3 kilometres from Sainte-Maxime and 10 kilometres from Saint-Tropez. The layout is described as highly technical, demanding precision from golfers navigating the varied terrain. The course features a total par of 72, with yardages varying across four sets of tees for men and women. The white tees offer a total distance of 5,560 yards, while the yellow tees provide a slightly shorter 5,385-yard challenge. For women, the blue tees measure 4,820 yards and the red tees 4,430 yards. The par breakdown includes eight par-4 holes, five par-5 holes, and five par-3 holes. Key holes include the long par-5 6th hole, which measures 532 yards from the white tees, and the par-5 10th hole at 470 yards. The par-3 holes range from the short 14th at 120 yards from the white tees to the 7th at 420 yards. The course design integrates the natural landscape, with the 1st hole serving as the starting point for the round. The club hosts various competitions, including a main calendar of events, senior competitions organized by AGSCA, and team events for both men and women. The facility also supports a pro shop and golf lessons, catering to both members and visitors seeking a technical round of golf in a well-maintained natural environment.