Golf des 24 heures

Golf des 24 Heures is an 18-hole championship course located at Mulsanne in the Sarthe region, situated within the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans racing circuit at the end of the famous Hunaudières straight. The course features a par layout composed of five par-5 holes, eleven par-4 holes, and two par-3 holes, designed to challenge golfers of varying skill levels with handicap ratings distributed across all holes.

The course is set in a wooded, serene environment on exceptionally well-drained sandy soil, allowing year-round playability in all seasons. Fairways are bordered by natural vegetation, creating an aesthetically pleasing landscape. The terrain is characterized by this distinctive sandy base that provides optimal playing conditions regardless of weather.

Golf des 24 Heures maintains Silver-level biodiversity certification and implements environmentally conscious practices including water management, minimal pesticide use, and soil aeration techniques. The facility includes a practice area, putting green, pro-shop, and restaurant with a terrace overlooking the course. Established in 1961 as Golf Club du Mans and operated by a non-profit association, the course welcomes approximately 600 members and offers instruction through its golf school for children ages four and up, as well as coaching for players of all abilities.