Beaujolais Cup

Garden Golf de Mionnay

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France

Garden Golf de Mionnay is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 71 and length of 5,902 meters, situated on 54 hectares in the Ain department, approximately 20 kilometers from Lyon in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Designed by architect Jacques Vouilloux and inaugurated in 1987, the course is characterized by its sporting yet varied layout that accommodates golfers of all skill levels. The landscape features numerous water hazards and ponds that showcase the region's typical fauna and flora, with exceptional birdwatching opportunities. Several fairways wind through pristine forest, providing a serene and peaceful setting for play. The course is complemented by the Golflower, a revolutionary 12-hectare practice facility designed like a flower and inaugurated in 2010 by architect Jocelyn Crouzet. This unique training ground features synthetic surfaces, LED lighting, integrated heating systems, and specialized equipment including Trackman technology for high-level instruction. The facility also includes an 18-hole par-54 pitch and putt course measuring 1,165 meters.