Golf du Haut Poitou

Golf du Haut-Poitou is an 18-hole championship course located near Poitiers in the Poitou region of France, designed by Harold J. Baker. The course is characterized by rolling terrain and woodland sections flanking the Lac de Saint-Cyr, with water hazards strategically positioned throughout. The layout combines wooded areas on hillsides with open sections featuring water obstacles, creating a technically challenging and diverse playing experience.

The course gained recognition as host to an International Open professional tournament on the Alps Tour circuit for 13 consecutive years and continues to host an annual Pro-Am competition. In addition to the main 18-hole course, the facility offers a 9-hole compact course suitable for both beginners and experienced players, and a Pitch & Putt course with maximum hole lengths of 90 meters.

The setting provides exceptional scenic views across the lake. Training facilities include a 40-position uncovered range, 28 covered positions, practice bunkers, two putting greens, and an approach green. The course emphasizes sustainable management practices and environmental conservation, supporting rare species including purple orchids and guinea fowl fritillaries on the property.