Île-de-France, France
Golf des Boucles de Seine is an 18-hole championship course (par 70, 5,495 meters) playable as 9 holes, designed by Yves Bureau and created in 1995. Located in the Vallée des Impressionnistes near Paris in Moisson, the course offers a peaceful setting within a leisure facility that encompasses water sports and other activities.
The course features flat, narrow, tree-lined fairways accessible to all skill levels. A comprehensive practice facility includes a 20-station driving range (10 covered), putting green, pitching green, bunker, and a compact 6-hole course for warm-up. Players must hold a green card and FFG license to access the championship course.
The terrain emphasizes accessibility while maintaining challenge through its wooded layout and strategic design. Regular competitions and amateur tournaments are organized throughout the year, including the Grand Prix des Boucles de Seine. The course operates with professional instruction available from state-certified golf professionals and maintains an on-site restaurant, Le Golfique, open daily for lunch except Wednesdays, with views overlooking the fairways.
