Golf Courses

Golf Club České Švýcarsko Janov ☆ Follow

Ústecký kraj

Golf Club České Švýcarsko Janov is an 18-hole course located in České Švýcarsko (Bohemian Switzerland) and holds the distinction of being the northernmost golf course in Bohemia. The course features a natural layout design that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Players can expect not only quality golf but also scenic views characteristic of the region's distinctive terrain. The natural setting of České Švýcarsko, known for its dramatic sandstone formations and picturesque scenery, provides an attractive backdrop for play. While specific details regarding par, designer information, and signature holes are not extensively documented in available sources, the course's natural design and northern location make it a unique destination within the Czech golf landscape. The 18-hole configuration accommodates golfers of varying skill levels seeking an authentic course experience in the distinctive geological setting of the Bohemian Switzerland region.

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Středočeský kraj

Golf Club Città di Asti ☆ Follow

Piemonte

Golf Club Città di Asti is a 9-hole golf course located in Asti, Italy, featuring a par 66 layout that spans 2,219 meters for nine holes and doubles to approximately 4,438 meters for a full 18-hole round. The course is entirely flat, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced players. A distinctive characteristic of the course is that each hole is named after a wine from the Asti region, reflecting the area's renowned viticulture heritage. These include Barbera d'Asti, Dolcetto d'Asti, Grignolino d'Asti, Malvasia di Casorzo, Gamba di Pernice, Moscato d'Asti, Asti Spumante, Ruché di Castagnole Monferrato, and Freisa di Asti. The club was founded in 2001 and has experienced significant growth since its inception. The first four holes were constructed in 2004, followed by additional holes completed in June 2006. The course received official accreditation from the Italian Golf Federation in December 2006. Since its establishment with just six members, the club has expanded to approximately 250 members, establishing itself as a notable golfing destination in the region.

Golf Club Claviere ☆ Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf Club Claviere is situated in the scenic alpine landscape of the upper Val di Susa, offering members and guests a comprehensive golfing experience that blends sport, comfort, and mountain nature. The club provides extensive facilities designed for comfortable and complete play, including a practice range with eight open stations, a putting green, and professional instruction from golf masters. The venue features clubhouse amenities such as a restaurant with à la carte menu, dedicated men's and women's changing rooms, equipment storage with electric cart charging stations, and golf cart rentals. The setting emphasizes the integration of sport within the alpine environment, creating an exclusive atmosphere where golfers can enjoy both competitive play and natural surroundings. The club welcomes both members and guests, offering a complete range of services to enhance the golfing experience in this distinctive mountain setting.

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Distrito Primero

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Valle d'Aosta / Vallée d'Aoste

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Golf Club Curau ☆ Follow

Schleswig-Holstein

Golf Club Curau is an 18-hole parkland course located near Lübeck in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, between Bad Schwartau, Bad Segeberg, and Stockelsdorf. Founded in 1998, it is Germany's first golf course operated strictly according to Bioland organic standards, using no pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, or insecticides. The course integrates seamlessly into the typical rolling hill landscape of the region, offering an exceptional golfing experience for both beginners and advanced players. The facility also features a 5-hole short course for players without course certification. Since 2023, modern robotic mowers are used on all fairways. The course operates in close collaboration with the nature conservation association to ensure optimal conditions for native flora and fauna. Golf Club Curau welcomes guests and offers various membership options, including a long-distance membership for players over 100 kilometers away. The clubhouse provides refreshments and a pleasant terrace for members and visitors.

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Grand Est

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Graubünden/Grischun/Grigioni

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Corse

Golf Club de Bourbon ☆ Follow

La Réunion 1 upcoming event

Golf de Bourbon is a historic 18-hole championship course located in L'Étang-Salé on the island of Réunion, established in 1969 and redesigned in 1991 by architect Michel Gayon. The course measures 6,101 meters with a par of 72, making it the oldest golf course on the island. The layout features an inland forest setting with characteristic elevated greens and strategically positioned bunkers throughout. The course is set within lush natural surroundings, with diverse flora and fauna accompanying players along the fairways, creating an aesthetically appealing playing experience. As an "in-land" (forestier) course, Golf de Bourbon presents moderate to challenging conditions with its elevated green complexes and well-placed hazards. The terrain and forest environment provide both technical difficulty and scenic beauty. Beyond the main 18-hole course, the facility offers a 9-hole option (Ti'Parcours) for shorter rounds. The club hosts competitions and maintains an active membership program. Additional amenities include a practice area, pro-shop, restaurant, and facilities for seminars, corporate events, and private celebrations, making it a comprehensive golf destination.

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Brazzaville (département)

Golf Club de Cabourg Le Home ☆ Follow

Normandie

Golf Club de Cabourg Le Home is an 18-hole championship course located in Le Home-Varaville, Normandy, near the English Channel beaches. The course measures 5,250 meters at par 69, featuring holes ranging from 91 to 510 meters, accommodating golfers of varying abilities. The layout is divided into two distinct sections. The "sea" portion presents links-style holes with British character, where precision is paramount. This section culminates at the signature hole 16, offering panoramic views across the beaches from Le Havre to Ouistreham. The "marsh" section takes a different approach with a more modern design and longer holes, including the challenging 510-meter par 5 hole 5, winding through Norman marshland and bocage countryside. The course blends historic heritage-over a century old-with contemporary architectural elements. Water hazards feature prominently in the marsh section, adding strategic complexity. The setting provides an ideal combination of challenging golf and scenic Norman landscape, positioned steps away from the Home-Varaville beach. The club emphasizes both competitive play and recreational enjoyment, supported by professional instruction from internationally recognized coaches.

Golf Club de Genève ☆ Follow

Genève

Founded in 1922, Golf Club de Genève is located in Vandoeuvres on the Cologny hillside overlooking Lake Geneva. The championship 18-hole course was designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Senior in 1973 and underwent comprehensive renovation from 2016 to 2018 under the direction of Robert Trent Jones Junior. Set within the magnificent Bessinge arboretum park, the course features diverse vegetation, wildlife, and century-old trees, with panoramic views of Lake Geneva, the Alps, and Mont-Blanc. The layout is varied and accessible to all skill levels. The club hosts comprehensive practice facilities including a covered driving range, multiple putting greens, and dedicated areas for short-game and bunker training. Golf Club de Genève is internationally recognized and regularly stages major amateur and professional competitions, including the Women's World Amateur Championship (1982), multiple editions of the Swiss International and Rolex Trophy (Challenge Tour), the Palmer Cup (2022), and the European Teams Boys Championship (2023). The club received GEO (Golf Environment Organization) certification in 2023 for its sustainability initiatives.

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Occitanie

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Lualaba

Golf Club de l'Hirondelle ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine 1 upcoming event

Located at Chemin de l'Hirondelle in Angoulême, the Golf Club de l'Hirondelle is an 18-hole course set within a 35-hectare urban landscape in the Charente department. The course is characterized by its undulating terrain and wooded areas, positioned to overlook the historic old town of Angoulême. The club, founded in 1953 by a group of industrialists and officially homologated in 1955, originally operated with fewer holes before expanding to its current 18-hole configuration in 2001. This expansion was realized through a partnership between local sports figures, territorial communities, and the city of Angoulême, following earlier attempts in the 1980s that were halted by environmental concerns. The layout is described as demanding and technical, requiring precise shot-making from its members and visitors. The course is situated in a unique urban environment, offering views of the plateau and the city below. The club supports its playing field with extensive practice facilities, including an 11-station covered practice range that allows for year-round training, as well as dedicated chipping and putting greens. The infrastructure also includes a restaurant with a 100-square-meter covered terrace facing the 18th green, providing a social hub for golfers after their round. Competitively, the club is known for its active membership and high-level team play. The club’s golf school is labeled and contributes to a strong competitive structure, with teams participating in national-level regional championships. The club hosts various tournaments throughout the year, including the Grand Prix Angoulême and the Pro Am Ugo Coussaud, while also participating in events such as the BMW Golf Cup. The club’s commitment to environmental stewardship is evidenced by its bronze biodiversity label, achieved through the elimination of pesticides and fungicides since 2022, which has preserved a diverse ecosystem of plant, bird, and butterfly species on the grounds.

Golf Club de l'Île de Montréal ☆ Follow

Québec

Golf Club de l'Île de Montréal features two distinct courses designed by acclaimed architect Pat Ruddy. The Parcours de l'Irlande is a links-style course with a par 71 and 6,820 yards, featuring spectacular dunes characteristic of Irish golf courses and unique to Canada. The Parcours de l'Île is a parkland-style championship course with a par 70 and 6,407 yards, recognized by Golf Illustrated in 2003 as the second most beautiful course in Quebec. This course offers four sets of tees to accommodate different skill levels. Located adjacent to the Pointe-Aux-Prairies nature park, the Parcours de l'Île showcases diverse landscaping including woodlands, wetlands, water hazards, native reeds, wildflowers, and mature trees. Both courses reflect Ruddy's distinctive architectural style and personality. The facility includes a practice range, golf academy, virtual golf, restaurant, and banquet facilities.

Golf Club de Lausanne ☆ Follow

Vaud

Golf Club de Lausanne is a highly varied 18-hole championship course located on the upper slopes of Lausanne, Switzerland, at an altitude of 850 metres. Founded in 1921, the course is surrounded by centuries-old trees in a natural setting of exceptional beauty. The layout presents both challenging and stimulating play, earning its reputation as one of Switzerland's finest courses. The course is characterized by its diverse terrain and demanding design, offering unforgettable experiences for golfers of varying abilities. Set within a natural landscape of great beauty, the course benefits from its elevated position and mature woodland setting. Golf Club de Lausanne is recognized as a pioneer in sustainable golf course management in Switzerland, implementing comprehensive environmental practices across certification, biodiversity conservation, resource management, and treatment protocols. The club maintains traditional golf values while adapting to modern standards. Facilities include a restaurant serving seasonal cuisine in a picturesque green setting, practice areas, and a pro shop. The course continues to host competitive events and welcomes both members and visitors seeking a premium golfing experience.