Golf Domont Montmorency

Golf de Domont-Montmorency is an 18-hole course located in the Montmorency forest, approximately 30 kilometers north of Paris. Designed by renowned Scottish architect Fred Hawtree in 1965-1966, the course spans 70 hectares and features a naturally rolling landscape dotted with two lakes that provide water for course maintenance.

The course is characterized by its technical difficulty and hilly terrain, which creates diverse playing situations and makes it challenging to navigate. The design has evolved over its 50+ years while maintaining the site's natural character and forest setting.

The course incorporates the surrounding woodland into its layout, with strategically positioned hazards including the two lakes that integrate naturally into play. The rolling topography provides both aesthetic appeal and strategic challenge throughout the round.

Facilities include a floodlit practice area with 23 covered stations, comprehensive training grounds covering various approach situations, a junior program and golf school, and a quality restaurant with terrace seating. The course is maintained by an environmentally conscious grounds team committed to preserving biodiversity while ensuring optimal playing conditions.