Golf Club Uriage

Golf Club Uriage is a 9-hole course established in 1921, situated within a classified arboretum park featuring rare plant species including sequoias and ginkgos. Located in Vaulnaveys le Haut in the Uriage area of France, the course is set amidst a botanical garden landscape, offering golfers a unique natural environment with historical significance.

The course was modernized in 1986 and is particularly well-suited for beginner and intermediate players seeking to develop their skills in an accessible setting. The layout takes advantage of tree-lined fairways that reflect the course's heritage and botanical character.

Facilities include a practice area with approximately twenty stations, six of which are covered, supplemented by dedicated zones for long shots, approach play, rough practice, and bunker training. The club features an on-site restaurant called Le 2002, serving lunch daily with fresh, homemade cuisine, alongside a bar for post-round refreshment. Additional amenities include three modular rooms for seminars, events, and team-building activities.