Golf du Chateau de Cheverny

Golf du Château de Cheverny is an 18-hole championship course located in the Loire Valley region, approximately 15 minutes from Blois in Sologne. Designed by architect Olivier Van Der Vynckt, the course is thoughtfully integrated into the natural landscape and historical setting of the area.

The course is situated around the Étang de la Rousselière, a former hunting territory of Château de Cheverny. The layout harmonizes with the Sologne's distinctive terrain and natural features, offering players opportunities to encounter local wildlife such as deer during early morning and sunset rounds. The course is recognized for both the exceptional quality of its landscaping and its meticulous maintenance standards.

The setting combines historical significance with natural beauty, presenting golfers with a picturesque environment that respects the regional heritage. The course infrastructure includes a restaurant facility called "La Rousselière," practice areas, and a golf school offering individual lessons, seasonal group courses, and specialized clinics for skill development and course improvement.