Golf Les Gets

Golf Les Gets is an 18-hole course located in the French Alps near Les Gets (74260), offering exceptional mountain panoramas with Mont-Blanc views. Each of the 18 holes is named after a surrounding summit. The course plays to a par of 70 at 5,156 meters, featuring a forest-edge layout that follows natural terrain undulations, making it suitable for both amateur and experienced golfers.

Originally opened in 1994 as a 9-hole course, it was officially inaugurated in 1995 by Guy Drut, then France's Minister of Youth and Sports, and expanded to its current 18-hole configuration. The course has undergone continuous development, including practice facility relocations and hole modifications. Notably, Golf Les Gets became France's first golf course to obtain ISO 14001 Environmental Certification in 2010, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable development. The course operates seasonally from June to October and hosts various competitions throughout the year, including the Golf Vintage and Masters Golf & Poker tournaments. It features an FFG-certified golf school serving over 50 young players annually.