Golf de Luxeuil-Bellevue

Golf de Luxeuil-Bellevue is the sole golf course in Haute-Saône, located in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region of France. Situated in the center of the department within a triangle formed by the cities of Vesoul, Lure, and Luxeuil-les-Bains, the course is positioned at the foot of the picturesque village of Genevrey.

The course features a rolling layout that was developed by the Conseil Général, the original landowner. The terrain's undulating characteristics define the playing experience across the eighteen holes. The golf course is managed by an association and operates year-round with seasonal closures, typically closing to the public during winter months from late December through early January due to freezing conditions affecting playability.

The facility includes a practice area, clubhouse with restaurant, and pro shop. The course hosts regular competitions and maintains an active membership, including senior competitive teams and a golf school recognized regionally. Electronic carts are permitted, while motorized golf buggies are prohibited, encouraging a walking experience through the course's varied landscape.