Golf de Saint-Germain-en-Laye

Golf de Saint-Germain is a prestigious 18-hole championship course located just outside Paris in the heart of the Saint-Germain forest, designed by renowned architect Harry S. Colt in 1922. Set across 74 hectares, the course alternates between fairways winding through dense forest and more open heathland-style holes, featuring Colt's characteristic raised bunkers and large, subtly contoured greens. The natural sandy soil provides excellent drainage, ensuring outstanding playing conditions year-round, even in winter.

The course offers the balance between pure enjoyment and precision play within a beautifully varied natural setting. Additionally, Golf de Saint-Germain features a complementary 9-hole "Genêts" course, which is shorter but technically demanding, designed to be more accessible to players of all levels. The Genêts course is particularly notable for its spring vegetation and summer shade. The club has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments and remains one of France's most remarkable courses, attracting champions and maintaining international recognition.