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Golf Blue Green Grand Rodez

Occitanie

Golf Bluegreen Rodez Agglomération is the only 18-hole golf course in Aveyron. Designed by Robert Berthet, it features a par 70 layout measuring 5,506 meters with moderate technical difficulty suitable for players of all skill levels. The course is characterized by rolling terrain offering exceptional views over the city of Rodez and surrounding countryside. The first fourteen holes are situated on a causse plateau, leading to a distinctive finishing sequence in the valley below. The course maintains consistent, high-quality upkeep throughout. Located in close proximity to Rodez city center in Onet le Château, the facility includes a practice range with short-game areas, clubhouse with bar and restaurant, and an on-site hotel at Château de Fontanges. A compact 6-hole course is also available for shorter rounds or practice purposes.

Golf Blue Green Guerville

Île-de-France

Golf Bluegreen Guerville opened in 1989, designed by architect Yves Bureau. The course underwent renovation work to refresh its design while maintaining its original character, with a new routing implemented in September 2020. Located in Île-de-France, approximately 55 kilometers from Paris, the course sits on a plateau overlooking the Seine. It features an 18-hole layout that is gently rolling and wooded, requiring strategic shot-making. The course is known for its varied and accessible holes, catering to golfers of all levels, with a mix of doglegs and straight holes incorporating both tree-lined sections and water hazards. The setting offers commanding views of the surrounding landscape from the elevated clifftop position. The course is conveniently accessible via the A13 highway. Wildlife, including deer and roe deer, can occasionally be spotted on the property. A full range of facilities supports play, including a practice area with covered and open bays, putting and chipping greens, pro shop, and restaurant with terrace overlooking the 18th hole. The course emphasizes a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere.

Golf Blue Green Houlgate

Normandie

Golf Blue Green Houlgate is an 18-hole course located in Normandy near Houlgate, between Cabourg and Deauville, approximately 30 minutes from Caen. Established in 1981 within a landscaped park, the course welcomes golfers of all levels. The layout features varied hole designs suited to different skill levels. The opening three holes are set around a water feature, followed by gently rolling fairways bordered by thick hedgerows characteristic of Norman bocage. The course then progresses into the Norman countryside and culminates at the summit of a hill offering exceptional panoramic views of the region, including vistas overlooking Beuzeval castle. The terrain transitions from relatively flat sections with water hazards to more undulating terrain, creating diverse playing conditions throughout. The course is set within Norman bocage landscape, positioned near the D-Day beaches and the Vaches Cliffs, contributing to its scenic character. The club features a timber-framed clubhouse with restaurant and pro shop facilities. Golf carts are not permitted, preserving the walking experience. The course maintains environmental conservation practices and holds Famille Plus partner status, emphasizing its family-friendly approach.

Golf Blue Green Mignaloux Beauvoir

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Poitiers-Mignaloux is an 18-hole golf course located in Mignaloux Beauvoir, near Poitiers in western France. The course spans 92 hectares of relatively flat terrain characterized by an arboretum-like landscape with abundant trees throughout. The mature tree-lined setting creates a natural parkland environment that serves as a biodiversity refuge while adding visual interest and playing challenges to the layout. The trees are integral to the course design, functioning as visual landmarks, obstacles, and optical illusions that enhance spatial perception and create varied playing conditions. The relatively flat topography makes the course accessible to players of varying skill levels, though the tree-lined fairways and strategic placement of vegetation provide adequate challenge. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a pro shop, bar and restaurant, equipment rental (carts, trolleys, and clubs), and TrackMan technology for swing analysis. The Olivier Gaudin Golf Academy provides instruction through experienced professionals, with programs ranging from free introductions to individual and group lessons. The course is affiliated with the Golfy network and hosts competitions throughout the year, with green fee pricing varying by season.

Golf Blue Green Pessac

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Bluegreen Pessac, established in 1989, is located 10 minutes from Bordeaux city center in southwestern France. The course spans approximately 120 hectares of pine forests and water features bordered by reeds and woodlands. The facility offers three layouts: a compact course, a 9-hole course, and an 18-hole championship layout, accommodating golfers of all levels. The terrain is relatively flat, characterized by majestic pine trees lining the fairways. The course features technically challenging elevated greens renowned throughout the region for their quality and undulating contours. Water hazards are strategically positioned throughout the design, while generous fairways provide balance to the course difficulty. Notable amenities include an extensive practice facility with water range, multiple approach greens, putting green, and a 9-hole par-3 course. Additional facilities encompass a clubhouse, restaurant with terrace overlooking the course, pro shop, and meeting facilities. The proximity to regional attractions such as Bordeaux, Château Pape Clément, and the Ecosite du Bourgailh adds to the appeal of the location.

Golf Blue Green Pleneuf-Val-Andre

Bretagne

Golf Bluegreen Pléneuf-Val-André is an 18-hole championship course located on the Emerald Coast in Brittany, France, perched atop dramatic coastal cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Opened in 1992, the course features spectacular scenery combining wild heathland, ocean vistas, beaches, and cliffs. The layout showcases varied and technical hole designs that make it one of France's most acclaimed courses according to Golf Européen. The course presents significant challenge through its dramatic clifftop setting and demanding routing. Since 2012, it has hosted the Open de Bretagne, part of the European Challenge Tour's second division, cementing its status as an iconic tournament venue. The wild, unspoiled landscape and spectacular holes distinguish it as a notable French golf destination, offering players a unique combination of technical excellence and dramatic natural surroundings.

Golf Blue Green Pornic

Pays de la Loire

Golf de Pornic is an 18-hole course located 50 kilometers from Nantes in the Atlantic coastal resort town of Pornic. The course features a mix of wooded areas and open spaces across a century-old layout situated near the ocean. Play is walking only, as both golf carts and pull carts are prohibited. The course operates year-round and caters to all skill levels through lessons, clinics, competitions, and various membership options. The practice facility opens daily at 9:00 AM, with closures on Friday afternoons for ball collection and Monday mornings for maintenance. Amenities include a bar and restaurant, a miniature golf course, and an on-site pro shop. The club hosts regular tournaments and offers vacation clinics during school breaks. Various subscription packages are available alongside daily green fees. The facility emphasizes accessibility for both members and visiting players, with dedicated booking systems for rounds and instruction.

Golf Blue Green Savenay

Pays de la Loire

Golf Bluegreen Savenay is an 18-hole championship course with an additional 9-hole compact course opened in 1991. Located between Nantes and Saint-Nazaire near the Loire estuary in Brittany, the course features a par 73 layout set in a peaceful, rural landscape. The terrain is notably rolling with small water features throughout, surrounded by oak and chestnut woods. The course is characterized by its scenic morning mists and pastoral setting. The facility includes extensive practice amenities with 42 practice stations, 9 of which are covered, plus a large putting green and substantial approach areas. The 9-hole compact course serves as a pitch-and-putt option. The course operates year-round and accommodates golfers of various levels. On-site amenities include a restaurant serving traditional cuisine daily at lunch and facilities for seminars and events. The surrounding area offers additional recreational opportunities including lake tours, ziplines, and canoeing.

Golf Blue Green Seyssins Grenoble

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf Bluegreen Grenoble-Seyssins is an 18-hole course situated less than 20 minutes from central Grenoble, positioned at the foot of the Vercors massif and opposite the Belledonne range. The course is framed by the majestic Chartreuse and Vercors mountain ranges, offering magnificent views of snow-capped peaks. The layout features a short, narrow design with a slightly undulating terrain that presents technical challenges while remaining accessible to players of all levels. The course demands precision with iron play to navigate wooded areas and water features. Hole 8, a par 4, is recognized as one of the most difficult par 4s in the Grenoble region. The course includes a practice facility, teaching academy, and restaurant. Its proximity to Grenoble's city center makes it a conveniently located venue for both recreational and competitive play. The combination of scenic alpine setting and strategic hole design creates a distinctive golfing experience in the French Alps region.

Golf Blue Green Villennes-sur-Seine

Île-de-France 1 upcoming event

Golf Bluegreen Villennes-sur-Seine is an 18-hole par 70 course measuring 5,625 meters, located in the Yvelines region of Île-de-France, approximately 20 minutes from Paris La Défense. Originally opened as a 9-hole course in 1987, it was expanded to 18 holes in 1990. The course features two layouts: L'Épervier, an 18-hole course with gentle rolling terrain, and Le Colibri, a compact course suitable for all skill levels. The inland course is characterized by varied routing, numerous dog-legs, and prominently sloped greens that require precise iron play. Water hazards provide additional challenge throughout the layout. Situated in the Yvelines heights above Villennes-sur-Seine, the course is accessible to golfers of all abilities despite its demanding green complexes. The facility includes an 84-bay practice range with covered and uncovered sections, a putting green, two pitching areas, and two practice bunkers. Amenities include a restaurant with shaded terrace, a seminar room, and a pro shop. The course hosts numerous competitions open to all players.

Golf Bluegreen Bellefontaine

Île-de-France

Golf Bluegreen du Pays de Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie

Pays de la Loire

Golf Bluegreen du Pays de Saint Gilles Croix de Vie opened in 1990 and was created by the Mixed Union of 14 communes in the Saint Gilles Croix de Vie region. Designed by Yves Bureau, the course features an 18-hole bocage layout characterized by maritime pines and oak trees, with water obstacles strategically placed throughout. The fairways are well-maintained and present a refined, carefully groomed challenge. Located at L'Aiguillon sur Vie in the Pays de la Loire region, the course benefits from close proximity to the Saint Gilles Croix de Vie seaside resort and other coastal attractions. The terrain reflects the landscape shaped by maintenance work and natural evolution over decades. The course offers a pleasant succession of water hazards and tree-lined fairways, presenting moderate difficulty suitable for various skill levels. Notable facilities include a 27-station practice range with 12 covered positions (8 equipped with Toptracer technology) and 15 open stations, plus a putting green and minigolf. The clubhouse provides a welcoming atmosphere with seminar facilities available for groups and team-building events.

Golf Bluegreen l'Ailette

Hauts-de-France

Golf Bluegreen l'Ailette features two courses: an 18-hole championship layout and a 9-hole compact course, designed by Michel Gayon. Located on the shores of Lac de l'Ailette in the Chemin des Dames region near Reims, the course is set between lake and forest landscapes, offering panoramic views of the lake. The terrain presents technical challenges, with undulating greens requiring careful reading of slopes and elevation changes. The course is situated less than an hour from Reims and near notable historical sites including the Caverne du Dragon and Cathedral of Laon. Golf Bluegreen l'Ailette regularly hosts significant competitions, including the Trophée Lignel in 2018 and the national mid-amateur men's second division championship. The facility includes a practice range, pro shop, and on-site restaurant. Cart use is restricted on the course.

Golf Bluegreen Lac au Duc Ploërmel

Bretagne

Golf Bluegreen Lac au Duc Ploërmel is a 9-hole course designed by architect Yves Bureau in 1994, located near the legendary Forest of Brocéliande between Rennes and Vannes in Brittany. The par-36 layout extends 2,935 meters and is uniquely positioned between land, water, and forest, elegantly bordering one of Brittany's largest lakes. The course features narrow corridors, varied greens, and strategic water hazards that add challenge throughout play. The lake's proximity creates additional difficulty while contributing to the course's scenic appeal. The terrain is known for its tranquility and accessibility to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. Notable features include the Lac au Duc itself, a green cycling path nearby, and the Hydrangea Path (Chemin des Hortensias) that borders the course. The course remains uncrowded year-round, offering a peaceful golfing experience. The design successfully balances simplicity with technical elements, making it an attractive destination for various player abilities.

Golf Bluegreen Lacanau - La Méjanne - Gironde

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Bluegreen Lacanau-La-Méjanne is a 9-hole championship course located in Lacanau, Gironde, in southwestern France. Designed by Jean Garaialde and opened in 1994, the course features a par-36 layout spanning 3,209 meters. It was elected "Best 9-Hole Course in France in 2012" by Fairways Magazine. The course is characterized by its technical design and challenging layout, with rolling terrain set within a forest of pine, oak, and strawberry trees. Notable features include extensive water hazards, strategically positioned bunkers throughout the course, and large, technically demanding greens. The undulating landscape provides scenic views and creates significant difficulty despite its modest length. The course maintains championship-caliber characteristics and is designed to challenge golfers of varying abilities. Recent facility improvements include a 10-bay practice range and a synthetic green training area. The course operates year-round and prohibits motorized golf carts, emphasizing the walking experience through its forested setting.

Golf Bluegreen Mazières-en-Gâtine Le Petit Chêne, Deux-sèvres (79)

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Bluegreen Mazières-en-Gâtine is an 18-hole championship course created in 1986 by architect Robert Berthet. Located in a 70-hectare wooded park near Mazières-en-Gâtine in Deux-Sèvres, the course is characterized by its bocage landscape setting, featuring ponds and century-old trees with varied green shapes. The layout includes 37 bunkers throughout the routing. The course offers a complete practice facility with 26 covered and outdoor driving range stations, a putting green, and a 6-hole Pitch & Putt course. Situated in a tree-lined parkland setting, the course provides a pleasant playing experience year-round. Notable features include the scenic integration of water features and mature vegetation, creating an atypical environment that blends golf with nature. The course is accessible to golfers of all levels, with instruction available through professional staff. An on-site restaurant and château provide additional amenities for visitors.

Golf Bluegreen Niort-Romagné

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Bluegreen Niort-Romagné is an 18-hole course located near the center of Niort in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of France. Opened in 1982, the course is situated on relatively flat terrain, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels from beginners to experienced players. The layout is divided into two distinct sections. The opening six holes are positioned within Niort's hippodrome and present the course's greatest technical challenge, featuring narrow fairways and water hazards. Notable among these is the 4th hole, where the green sits between a river and pond. The remaining 12 holes wind through bocage countryside and offer a more relaxed setting. Several par-5s provide opportunities for longer hitters to demonstrate their driving distance. The course is characterized by water features and strategically positioned bunkers throughout. It hosts approximately 40 competitions annually during the season, offering challenge to competitive golfers. Both golf carts and pull carts are prohibited on the course, with tee shots required from designated mat areas on equipped holes.

Golf Bluegreen Quétigny

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf Bluegreen Quétigny is an 18-hole course located less than 10 minutes from Dijon in a calm and peaceful setting. The hilly layout features the Mirande River winding through the course, creating a surprisingly technical design that appeals to golfers of all skill levels. The course is characterized by demanding green approaches and well-maintained fairways that challenge players while remaining accessible. The undulating terrain and water features define the course's character, requiring strategic shot-making throughout the round. The venue offers comprehensive facilities including a practice area, professional shop, restaurant, and instruction programs. Golf carts are not permitted on the course, maintaining the traditional walking experience. The course hosts competitions and provides various services for both casual players and club members, making it a notable recreational golf destination in the Burgundy region.

Golf Bluegreen Rennes/Saint-Jacques

Bretagne

Golf Bluegreen Rennes Saint-Jacques is Brittany's largest golf complex, located in Saint-Jacques de la Lande. The facility features three courses designed by architect Robert Berthet in 1989: an 18-hole championship course (L'Armor, par 72), a 9-hole course (L'Argoat, par 32), and a 9-hole pitch and putt (par 27). The courses are characterized by flat, wooded terrain with strategically placed water hazards and well-protected greens surrounded by bunkers and mounds. The fairways are notably narrow, requiring tactical shot-making from players. All three courses offer high-quality, fast greens suited to different skill levels, from beginners to experienced golfers. The complex includes a Toptracer-equipped practice range, putting green, bunker practice areas, and a pro shop. The facility hosts several annual tournaments including the Master Bluegreen in May and the Grand Prix de Rennes and Triskell in June. The location provides convenient access to regional tourist attractions including the Parliament of Brittany and local museums.

Golf Bluegreen Rochefort Océan

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Bluegreen Rochefort Océan is located in Saint-Laurent-de-la-Prée, approximately 20 minutes from La Rochelle, spread across more than 30 hectares. The course features both 9 and 18-hole layouts set within a forested and undulating landscape. The terrain offers spectacular views of the Rochefortais marshes and the Charente estuary, creating a distinctive natural setting. The course is characterized as technically challenging with atypical greens and a wooded environment. Key amenities include a practice zone, putting green, pro shop, and restaurant facilities. The course also features a Toptracer range for training purposes and offers golf instruction through its teaching programs, including vacation stages. The golf course is managed on behalf of the Rochefort-Océan agglomeration community, emphasizing its role as a public facility. The venue accommodates both leisure play and competitive events, with a seminar room available for events. The combination of technical course design, natural landscape, and comprehensive facilities makes it a notable destination for golfers in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.

Golf Bluegreen Rueil-Malmaison

Île-de-France

Golf Bluegreen Rueil-Malmaison is a 9-hole course designed by architect Robert Berthet and established in 1990. Located in Île-de-France, just 10 minutes from Paris La Défense and near the Château de la Malmaison, the course offers a bucolic setting within close proximity to the French capital. The course is characterized as technical and moderately challenging, appreciated by members for its family-friendly atmosphere. Key features include a connected practice range with 26 hitting bays equipped with Toptracer technology, allowing players to engage with virtual courses and precision competitions. The facility also offers a synthetic mini-golf course designed to be both technically demanding and recreational, suitable for training and family enjoyment. The course serves golfers of all levels, from beginners to experienced players, with a focus on combining sport with leisure. Members particularly value the afterwork atmosphere and modern training innovations integrated into the facility.

Golf Bluegreen Saint-Laurent

Bretagne

Golf Bluegreen Saint-Laurent is located in Ploémel, Morbihan, in southern Brittany, just 20 minutes from the seaside resort of Carnac. The course features 27 holes laid out across a forest of oak and pine trees. Established 50 years prior to 2025, it comprises an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole course suitable for both beginners and experienced players. The course is known for its technical and varied layout, with signature rhododendrons that have established it as a reference point for golfers throughout Brittany and beyond. The terrain presents moderate to challenging conditions reflecting the natural woodland setting. Facilities include a connected practice range equipped with Toptracer technology for virtual training, a pro shop exceeding 100 square meters, and a restaurant open daily at lunch. Three state-certified instructors offer individual and group lessons, courses for beginners, and specialized training programs. The facility also provides two seminar rooms, one accommodating up to 100 people. Competitive play is available through weekly Sunday tournaments held from April to October. An adjacent partner hotel is located within a two-minute walk of the clubhouse.

Golf Bluegreen Tours Ardrée

Centre-Val de Loire

Golf Bluegreen Tours Ardrée is an 18-hole course designed by Olivier Brizon and opened in 1988. Located 10 minutes from Tours in the Loire Valley region of France, the course sits on a 70-hectare wooded estate featuring century-old cedar trees and water hazards created by a stream traversing the layout. The course offers a verdant setting with scenic views characteristic of the Val de Loire landscape, surrounded by the region's famous châteaux. The course is bordered by mature trees and strategic water obstacles that define its playing characteristics. Notable features include the Restaurant Le Saint Andrews with a panoramic terrace overlooking the course. The golf course earned the "Golf for Biodiversity" silver label in April 2021, reflecting its environmental preservation efforts. The course actively supports biodiversity conservation through partnerships with local wildlife associations and demonstrates commitment to ecological stewardship. Facilities include a practice area, putting green, and pro shop.

Golf Bogliaco

Lombardia 8 upcoming events

Golf Bogliaco is one of Italy's oldest golf courses, established in 1912, and the third-oldest in the country. Located on the western shore of Lake Garda near Toscolano Maderno in Brescia, the course sits at 100 metres altitude in a basin surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation including oleander, laurel, cypresses, and olive trees. The 18-hole, par 70 course benefits from its elevated position, offering panoramic views across nearly the entire length of Lake Garda and the surrounding mountains. The decidedly mild climate permits year-round play. The course layout takes advantage of the natural terrain and Mediterranean landscape typical of the Lake Garda region. Golf Bogliaco features a driving range, clubhouse with lounge and restaurant facilities, a 10-room lodge, and apartments for guests. The mild climate and scenic lakeside setting make it suitable for golfers of varying abilities seeking an extended playing season.