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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.

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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.

Golf Club de Guinlet ☆ Follow

Occitanie

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Lualaba

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.

Golf Club de Lezza ☆ Follow

Corse

Golf Club de Lezza is a 9-hole Par 32 course located on a hillside overlooking the Bay of Santa Ghjulia in Corsica, near Porto-Vecchio. Set across 11 hectares and surrounded by traditional regional flora, the course features gently rolling terrain with stunning views of the Mediterranean coastline. The layout is designed to be accessible to golfers of all levels, with hole-by-hole routing that navigates the natural contours of the landscape. The course presents moderate difficulty with strategic bunkering and water hazards. The signature hole is the Par 5 sixth, described as both the most beautiful and most challenging on the course. Other notable features include several elevated greens requiring club selection adjustments and strategic positioning off the tee. The course is homologated by FFGolf and benefits from its exceptional geographical location, positioned between the coast and inland Corsican terrain, just minutes from Porto-Vecchio and Bonifacio. The club offers a complete golf experience including a restaurant, pro shop, and teaching academy equipped with modern analysis technology.

Golf Club de Libreville ☆ Follow

Estuaire

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Haut-Katanga

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Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

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Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

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Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf Club De Montal ☆ Follow

Occitanie

Golf de Montal is a 9-hole golf course located in the Dordogne Valley in Saint Jean Lespinasse, France, nestled at the foot of Château de Montal. The course combines technical challenge with leisure and relaxation, designed to appeal to both beginners and experienced players. Situated in an exceptional natural setting within the valley landscape, the course offers a serene environment for golf enthusiasts seeking both sport and tranquility. The club emphasizes accessibility and community, welcoming golfers of all skill levels. It features a golf school for younger players and hosts various competitions open to members throughout the year, including the Winter Cup series and inter-club tournaments. The course maintains an inclusive atmosphere with free introductory sessions for newcomers. The clubhouse operates daily and serves as a gathering place for members. Golf de Montal functions not merely as a sports facility but as a social hub where players can enjoy the natural surroundings while engaging with the local golfing community in the picturesque Lot region.

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Grand Est

Golf Club de Nantes ☆ Follow

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Golf Club de Nantes is an 18-hole, par 72 championship course located in Vigneux de Bretagne near Nantes, France. Founded in 1921, it is the region's oldest golf course. Designed by Franck Pennink, the course spans 56 hectares of wooded terrain featuring a beautiful, undulating landscape. The layout combines traditional design with creative elements, emphasizing precision over power with strategically placed fairways bordered by century-old trees and lined with pines and cedars. The course presents a genuine technical challenge with carefully maintained greens set within a picturesque natural setting. Key characteristics include tree-lined corridors and varied topography that demand accurate shot placement. The club hosts significant regional competitions and partnerships, including prestigious events such as the Pro-Am de Nantes, the Pro-Am des Jeunes, and the Trophée Inter-Entreprises. The course celebrated its centennial in 2021 and remains a focal point for competitive golf in the Pays de la Loire region.

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Vaud

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Buenos Aires

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Ogooué-Maritime

Golf Club de Saint Méard de Gurçon ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Club de Saint Méard de Gurçon, also known as Montravel Golf Club, is a 9-hole course located in the Périgord Pourpre region of southwestern France, positioned on elevated terrain between Saint-Émilion and Bergerac. The course is situated in the Pays de Montaigne et Gurçon area, offering a natural setting that takes advantage of the local landscape and topography. The club welcomes golfers of all levels, from beginners to experienced players, with a focus on accessibility and inclusivity. The course is designed to provide a recreational sporting experience in a natural environment, emphasizing a friendly and family-oriented atmosphere. The layout accommodates various skill levels, with regular competitions organized throughout the year for all playing abilities. The course operates year-round, with extended hours during peak season (8:30 AM to 7:00 PM) and reduced hours during off-season (9:00 AM to 5:30 PM). The facility emphasizes the integration of golf, nature, and community engagement, positioning itself as a welcoming venue for both serious golfers seeking practice opportunities and newcomers interested in discovering the sport in an outdoor setting.

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Valais/Wallis

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Valais/Wallis

Golf Club de Verbier ☆ Follow

Valais/Wallis

Golf Club Verbier comprises two 18-hole courses situated at 1,600 meters altitude in the Swiss Alps. The Esserts course is a par 69 championship layout, while Les Moulins is a par 54 pitch-and-putt course, offering complementary playing experiences. Both courses command exceptional panoramic views of the Combins and Mont-Blanc massifs, dominating the surrounding alpine landscape. The terrain features challenging mountain golf with distinctive characteristics shaped by the high-altitude alpine setting. The club provides comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse with restaurant, driving range, and putting green. Two on-course restaurants—Les Esserts and Les Moulins—serve dining and refreshment needs. The facility accommodates various skill levels through professional coaching programs for juniors and adults. The courses host regular competitions and events throughout the season, attracting golfers seeking mountain golf experiences with dramatic alpine scenery and distinctive high-altitude playing conditions.

Golf Club de Vezac ☆ Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf Club de Vézac is an 18-hole golf course located near Aurillac in the Cantal region of France, situated at the foot of the Monts du Cantal mountains, approximately 10 minutes from the town center. The course was designed with careful consideration for the natural environment and existing landscape, reflecting a commitment to environmental protection and biodiversity. The par 71 course features varied terrain and natural scenery, offering players a peaceful and authentic playing experience. Recent course modifications, including adjustments to holes 14 and 15, have been implemented to enhance playability. The course is well-maintained with fast, quality greens and includes practice facilities for warming up before play. Golf Club de Vézac offers cart and caddy rentals for player convenience. The facility provides golf instruction through its golf school and hosts regular competitions throughout the year. The course is noted for its reasonable pricing relative to other regional options and welcoming atmosphere for players of all levels, including beginners and families. The clubhouse area includes refreshment amenities.