Golf du Grand-Bornand

Golf du Grand-Bornand is a 9-hole course with par 30 located in the Bouchet Valley at the foot of the Aravis mountain chain in the French Alps. The relatively flat layout offers magnificent views of Pointe Percée, the chain's highest peak. Founded in 1987 by Marc Perrillat, the course has evolved from a single hole to its current 9-hole configuration, officially recognized by the French Golf Federation (ffgolf) by the mid-1990s. The facility accommodates both experienced and beginner golfers and includes a 200-meter practice range with 20 hitting stations (6 covered), a 9-hole pitch and putt course, putting green, and approach green. Additional amenities include a restaurant, bar, and pro-shop. The course operates seasonally from early May through late October, hosting competitions and welcoming group and corporate outings in a welcoming atmosphere.