Golf de Lavaux

Golf de Lavaux is an 18-hole championship course located in Puidoux, Switzerland, between Lausanne and Montreux, designed by renowned architect Peter Harradine and opened in 1999. Positioned on the elevated terrain of the UNESCO World Heritage Lavaux vineyard region, the course offers spectacular views of the Alps, Lake Bret, and surrounding landscape.

The course integrates seamlessly into its natural setting, featuring varied topography and technical design that provides enjoyment for golfers of all levels while presenting significant challenges for aggressive players. The layout incorporates numerous elevation changes and strategic design elements characteristic of Harradine's work.

Additional facilities include a 6-hole course, driving range, practice areas for chipping and putting, and an on-site restaurant with terrace. The club operates seasonally from March to December and offers instruction through its golf academy, private lessons, and group programs. Golf de Lavaux holds GEO Certification for sustainability practices and participates in the Private Partner Golf network, providing members reciprocal access to other quality courses.