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Golf Club de Lezza

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

Estuaire

Golf Club de Lubumbashi

Haut-Katanga

The Golf Club de Lubumbashi is an 18-hole, par 73 course located in Lubumbashi, in the Haut-Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Established in 1934 by British Consul Sir H. Graham Willis, the course is situated within a 64-hectare reserve of primary savanna. The layout is characterized by its integration with the natural environment, featuring rare trees that provide habitat for 171 species of birds, a setting that has earned the course a place in the city's ecological heritage. The course presents a varied challenge with hole lengths ranging from a short 144-yard par-3 to a demanding 524-yard par-5. The front nine includes three par-4s between 383 and 412 yards, a long 486-yard par-5 at the sixth, and a 487-yard par-5 at the ninth. The back nine features a 220-yard par-3 at the 11th and a 174-yard par-3 at the 14th, alongside two long par-5s at the 15th (524 yards) and 17th (516 yards). The total yardage for the 18 holes is approximately 7,264 yards. The club is the host venue for the Open de Golf de Lubumbashi, a tournament that has been held annually since 1979. The event has attracted competitors from across the region, with winners hailing from countries including Zambia, Zimbabwe, Greece, Belgium, France, and South Africa. The competition features both men's and women's categories, with notable victories by players such as C. Touzard from Zaire (now DRC) in the 1990s and multiple wins by Belgian and South African golfers in subsequent decades. The tournament remains a significant fixture in the local golfing calendar, with recent editions taking place in 2021 and 2023.

Golf Club de Lyon

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf Club de Lyon is located in Villette d'Anthon, France, and features two distinct 18-hole championship courses. The Les Brocards course is a Par 72 measuring 6,105 meters, while the Les Sangliers course, established in 1991, is also a Par 72 but extends to 6,575 meters from the back tees. Both courses are designed to offer varied challenges, with the Sangliers layout specifically noted for its technical and physical demands. The setting for the Les Sangliers course is described as completely natural, characterized by woods and water. This course presents a formidable challenge due to the presence of water on nine of its holes, requiring golfers to master all aspects of their game to perform well. The Les Brocards course, while hiding its difficulty, is noted for its charm and is part of the club's high-level DNA, offering freedom of play for members and visitors alike. The club has a significant tournament history, having hosted the French Open twice, in 1979 and 2001. The Les Brocards course was the venue for the 1979 Open de France and other international European Tour events, including a 1993 tournament where Italian golfer Constantino Rocca set a course record with a score of 63. These events have helped establish the club's reputation for hosting high-level international competition. Access to both international-class courses is available every day of the year, catering to a range of playing styles and motivations. The club emphasizes respect for the game and offers flexibility in how golfers choose to play, whether with friends, family, or for sport and leisure. The facility also includes a clubhouse with dining options and a pro shop, supporting the overall golfing experience.

Golf Club de Menton

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf Club de Miramas

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf Club De Montal

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.

Golf Club de Nancy

Grand Est

Golf Club de Nantes

Pays de la Loire 1 upcoming event

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.

Golf Club de Payerne

Vaud

Golf Club de Pelota

Buenos Aires

Golf Club de Port-Gentil

Ogooué-Maritime

Golf Club de Saint Méard de Gurçon

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.

Golf Club de Sierre

Valais/Wallis

Golf Club de Sion

Valais/Wallis

Golf Club de Verbier

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

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.

Golf Club del Cervino

Valle d'Aosta / Vallée d'Aoste

Golf Club del Cervino - Ingresso

Valle d'Aosta / Vallée d'Aoste

Golf Club della Montecchia

Veneto 4 upcoming events

Golf Club della Montecchia is a 27-hole championship course located in Selvazzano Dentro, near Padua, Italy, positioned adjacent to the Colli Euganei Regional Park and close to the thermal spas of Abano and Montegrotto. Designed by renowned English architect Tom Macauley, the course combines Anglo-Saxon design principles with sensitivity to environmental and landscape considerations. Founded in 1988, the course is set on historic grounds that once belonged to the Conti Emo Capodilista family, encompassing an ancient castle, Renaissance villa, and renowned wine estate. The technically demanding layout is characterized by high championship standards. The club has established itself as a premier Italian golf destination, hosting multiple editions of Challenge Tour and Alps Tour events, including the Venice Open and Junior International Open tournaments. The facility features a modern Performance Center with comprehensive coaching from eight professionals, offering integrated performance analysis. The club prioritizes environmental stewardship, serving as a buffer zone between the regional park and surrounding development. Three course routing options (White, Red, and Green) accommodate varying skill levels, while the academy provides instruction from beginners to advanced players.

Golf Club des Deux Alpes

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf Club des Deux Alpes is a 9-hole mountain golf course located in the Écrins massif, nestled among snow-capped peaks in the French Alps. Despite its modest length, the course offers an exceptional alpine setting with dramatic mountain scenery. The layout features natural terrain with relatively short fairways bordered by high rough and strategically placed bunkers, creating a links-style challenge at elevation. The greens are notably fast with significant slopes, requiring precise approach play. The tee shots demand accuracy and distance to effectively attack the greens, as the elevated terrain plays a crucial role in course strategy. The course operates seasonally, with the practice facility open from late May through early September and the full course playable from late June through early September. This seasonal schedule reflects the alpine location's weather conditions. The design emphasizes the natural mountain landscape while presenting moderate difficulty through its strategic bunkering and sloped greens, making it distinctive as a mountain links-style course.

Golf Club des Iles Borromées

Piemonte

Golf Club des Iles Borromées is an 18-hole championship course located in the Alto-Vergante plateau near Stresa on Lake Maggiore in northern Italy, situated at approximately 600 meters elevation. The course measures 6,122 meters with a par of 72. The setting is characterized by exceptional panoramic views across four pre-Alpine lakes-Maggiore, Varese, Monate, and Comabbio-as well as vistas toward the Simplon Alps and Swiss mountains. On clear days, the Milan skyline is visible from the 18th tee. The course benefits from year-round playability, with cool summers and sunny winters due to its elevated, south-facing position in an unspoiled natural environment. The layout takes advantage of the plateau terrain, offering distinctive vistas from key holes, particularly the 9th green overlooking the Simplon Mountains and Val Grande, and the elevated 18th tee. The course operates throughout the year, with reduced winter hours and Monday closures during winter months, accommodating both competitive play and recreational golf in a naturally beautiful Alpine setting.

Golf Club des Serves

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf Club di Savigliano

Piemonte