Modified Strokeplay

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 09 August 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €50.00

Entry Method: Online


The Estivales H/Vanier is a summer series of modified strokeplay (handicap strokeplay) competitions held at Golf d'Angers, running from July 12 to August 23, 2026. The event on August 9, 2026 is an individual modified strokeplay competition with a shotgun start at 8:30 AM. It is open to all golfers including visitors and non-members. Entry fees for visitors are €50 for 18 holes (green fee) plus a DDJ (right to play) fee of €10, or €35 for 9 holes (green fee) plus €5 for the DDJ. Members pay lower rates: €7 + €10 for 18 holes, or €4 + €5 for 9 holes. Entries are made online via the NetGolf application. The competition is classante (counting/ranking). Prize presentation takes place after the competition. The event is part of the sponsored summer series by the Pro Shop H/Vanier.


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Venue

Golf d'Angers

St-Jean-des-Mauvrets, Pays de la Loire, France

Golf d'Angers, founded in 1964, is the oldest golf course in the Anjou department. Located in a 55-hectare domain at Les Garennes sur Loire, approximately 15 minutes southeast of Angers, the course sits in a picturesque setting between the Loire River and vineyards. The 18-hole championship course features a par 70 layout and measures 5,362 meters. The course offers varied terrain with wooded areas, water hazards, dolmens, and an historic mill. As an association-focused club, it emphasizes community, sport, and environmental respect, having earned the "Golf and Biodiversity" label in 2024. The facility includes a practice range, electric and manual cart rentals, and a clubhouse. The course hosts various competitions throughout the year and offers professional instruction through its golf academy. The setting combines natural beauty with historical significance, providing players with an experience in a well-preserved natural environment. Winter play involves adjustments including designated winter tees and greens, with cart restrictions during frozen or snowy conditions.