Lion's de Quinsac

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 09 August 2026

Format: Pairs Scramble

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €15.00

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 08 Aug 2026


The Lion's de Quinsac is a 2-player scramble competition (18 holes) held at Golf Bluegreen Bordeaux Lac on the Les Etangs course. Tee-off is at 08:00 with staggered starts. The entry fee is €15 per person (green fee for non-members, payable online). Additional contests include a driving competition for men and women, and a mixed approach competition. The competition is open to all golfers. Entries are made online via Tee1Golf.


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Venue

Golf Blue Green Bordeaux Lac

Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France

Golf Bluegreen Bordeaux-Lac is located 10 kilometers from Bordeaux's city center, situated on 120 hectares of woodland and greenery. The course features two 18-hole layouts designed to accommodate golfers of all levels, with their distinct characteristics providing appreciated diversity among players. The facility is distinguished by the region's largest covered driving range, which overlooks the lake. This practice facility allows both beginners and experienced golfers to develop their skills before playing the courses. Additional training areas complement the range facilities. The course's greens integrate seamlessly into a calm and peaceful natural environment. The terrain benefits from the surrounding woodland setting, creating an attractive landscape. Golf Bluegreen Bordeaux-Lac functions as one of the region's most important clubs for introducing new golfers to the sport. The facility includes a restaurant with an exterior terrace, a putting green, and two seminar rooms available for rental. The venue welcomes both members and public players year-round, positioning itself as an accessible golfing destination near a major urban center.