Golf La Rosière

Golf de La Rosière is a 9-hole mountain golf course located at 2,000 meters altitude in Savoie, France, overlooking the Haute Tarentaise valley in the Alps. Designed by Serge Héry and Philippe Fresnois in 1989, the course features a par-28 layout and is one of Europe's highest labeled FFG courses. The naturally undulating terrain spans approximately 10 hectares across alpine grassland, with significant elevation changes between holes that add technical challenge.

The course welcomes both beginners and experienced players in a relaxed, convivial atmosphere. Notable features include abundant marmots, particularly around holes 1 and 2, and panoramic 180-degree views of Mont Pourri and the surrounding peaks. Recent improvements include a covered practice area with eight training stations and modifications to hole 4, which was converted from par-3 to par-4. The course achieved FFG index 0 homologation and holds the Bronze Label for Biodiversity, reflecting environmental commitment through sustainable maintenance practices and wildlife preservation.