Golf Courses

Golf d'Arnouville ☆ Follow

Normandie

Golf d'Arras ☆ Follow

Hauts-de-France 5 upcoming events

Golf d'Arras is an 18 and 9-hole golf complex located in the Scarpe Valley, near the historic center of Arras in northern France. The course is set within an exceptional landscape characterized by ponds, rivers, and rolling terrain, creating an idyllic natural environment. The layout integrates seamlessly into this picturesque setting, making it one of the region's premier golf facilities. The course accommodates golfers of all levels, from beginners to experienced players, with dedicated teaching facilities including a golf academy and green card programs for progression. The complex offers two courses designed to challenge and engage players while maintaining accessibility. Beyond the golf experience, the facility features on-site accommodation through the Best Western Plus Le Fairway hotel with panoramic views overlooking the greens, spa facilities, and dining options. The course hosts competitions and corporate events, positioning itself as a comprehensive golf destination in northern France.

Golf d'Atimaono ☆ Follow

Polynésie Française

Golf d'Atimaono is an 18-hole championship course located approximately 35 kilometers from Tahiti's airport in Papara. Inaugurated in 1970 after three years of construction, the course was designed by renowned Hawaiian architect Bob E. Baldock. The International Course measures 6,184 meters (6,777 yards) with a par of 72, featuring a slope rating of 131 for men from white tees (SSS 73) and 138 for women from yellow tees (SSS 77.6). The course is characterized by its long fairways and strategic hazards throughout the layout. The facility encompasses 75 hectares of manicured grounds in the Atimaono area. Additionally, the course includes a 9-hole Compact Course designed in 2008 by Jean-Louis Grégory, who worked with Niklaus Design. This par-32 course stretches 1,930 meters (2,110 yards) and provides an alternative routing. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a clubhouse, pro shop, driving range, equipment rental, and accommodation options. The course is staffed by a team of 24 professionals dedicated to serving players.

Golf d'Auch- Embats ☆ Follow

Occitanie

Golf d'Autun ☆ Follow

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

the Rolin course and the Talleyrand course. The Talleyrand course features a par of 71, with slope ratings of 133 for men and 130 for women, and course slopes of 67.9 and 73.7 respectively. The Rolin course also provides a full 18-hole experience, with local scorecard modifications available for play. The club has a long-standing history, having celebrated its 20th anniversary and later its 30th anniversary, indicating its establishment in the early 1990s. The courses are maintained by the club's gardening team, and the facility includes a pro shop, a golf school, and a clubhouse bistro. The location is accessible via the chemin des Ragots, serving as a central hub for local golf competitions and events. Competitive play is a significant aspect of the club's activity, with regular tournaments including the Amical Cup, the Hubert's Cup, and various match-play events. The club fields men's and women's teams and hosts senior competitions, including the SGA and SGBFC circuits. The calendar features stableford and stroke play events across both courses, with results archived annually from recent years. The club also participates in interclub matches and friendly encounters with other regional clubs such as Golf des Alpes and Golf de Vittel.

Golf d'Ecancourt ☆ Follow

Île-de-France

Golf d'Ecancourt is a 9-hole course located in Jouy le Moutier at the gates of the Vexin national park in the Île-de-France region. The course is managed entirely by volunteers as a sports association. The layout comprises nine individual holes with a scorecard available for players. The course accommodates various player categories through different reservation systems, including unlimited golf memberships for members and ticket-based play for non-members. The facility operates on a membership model with annual fees required to become a member, supplemented by promotional pricing structures. While specific details about par, length, designer, and signature holes are not provided in the available content, the course serves both competitive and recreational golfers in the region.

Golf d'Épinal ☆ Follow

Grand Est

The Golf des Images d'Épinal is a municipal course located in Épinal, France, situated just two minutes from the city center. The facility features an 18-hole course described as both short and technical, alongside a dedicated five-hole school course designed for beginners and players of all levels. The course is situated within a natural environment that is part of the municipal biodiversity atlas and participates in the "Golf for Biodiversity" program developed by the French Golf Federation (FFG). The golf association manages the course with a focus on welcoming golfers of all ages and skill levels, aiming to promote the sport in a convivial setting. The grounds include a restaurant, "Les Terrasses," which serves visitors and players. The club organizes various local and federal competitions, including the Tour Départemental and junior championships, and maintains teams for seniors and ladies.

Golf d'Étiolles ☆ Follow

Île-de-France

Golf d'Étiolles is an 18-hole golf course located approximately 35 kilometers south of Paris in Île-de-France. The course, known as "Parcours Les Cerfs," is set within an exceptional natural landscape characterized by lakes, forests, and peaceful surroundings. The layout is designed to accommodate both beginner and experienced golfers, offering a blend of technical challenge and recreational enjoyment. The course features strategic positioning among natural elements, with the surrounding woodland and water features creating an elegant setting. The terrain and design encourage players of various skill levels to engage with the course meaningfully. Facilities supporting the 18-hole layout include a comprehensive practice area with 55 total hitting positions (10 covered, 25 on terrace, 20 on grass) extending to 230 meters, a putting zone, and approach area. The club is situated in Étiolles, within a natural preserve setting that maintains tranquility while remaining conveniently accessible from the Paris metropolitan area. Additional amenities include a clubhouse, ample parking for 300 vehicles, and on-course service points with refreshment facilities.

Golf d'Étretat ☆ Follow

Normandie

Golf d'Étretat is an 18-hole course located atop the cliffs of Étretat in Normandy, France. The centenary course is situated in an idyllic seaside setting with breathtaking views overlooking the coastal landscape. The course is characterized by its marine atmosphere and dramatic clifftop terrain, offering golfers a distinctive environment with panoramic vistas. The recently renovated clubhouse complements the course experience and includes dining facilities. Golf d'Étretat caters to golfers of all levels, from beginners to experienced players, with instruction programs, competitions, and training stages available. The course remains in continuous evolution and development. Carts are permitted on the course, though motorized vehicles are not allowed. The facility operates as a members' club while welcoming visitors and groups seeking to experience this notable Norman golf destination.

Golf d'Evian ☆ Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf d'Hossegor ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf d'Hossegor is one of Europe's top 50 courses, located in southwestern France within a forest of pines and cork oaks. Designed by Arnaud Massy and John Morrison in 1927, the course features a distinctly British layout built on sandy soil protected from coastal winds. The championship course underwent modern adaptations by Cabell Robinson in 2003 to update greens, bunkers, and tee positions, with the most recent measurements taken in 2023. Set in an exceptional natural environment at the heart of the Hossegor seaside resort, the course has hosted numerous national and international competitions. The layout presents moderate to challenging conditions typical of links-style courses. The club maintains a strong junior golf program with over 120 young players, having produced notable champions including Jean Van de Velde. Facilities include a practice range, putting green, pro shop, restaurant with golf course views, and caddy master services for equipment rental.

Golf d'Ilbarritz ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf d'Ilbarritz is a 9-hole course located on the Basque Coast near Biarritz, France, perched overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The course is situated in the hills above Bidart, offering spectacular panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding landscape, with Biarritz visible in the distance. The layout features holes with varying characteristics, including several that showcase ocean vistas, while others provide charming inland views of the hillside terrain. The course is designed to be technically demanding without being overly exclusive, balancing challenge with accessibility for players of various skill levels. Individual holes display distinct character, creating an engaging and varied playing experience. Golf d'Ilbarritz was ranked the number one 9-hole course in France by Best Golfs magazine in 2025, recognized for its striking scenic qualities combined with an exacting layout. Beyond the course itself, the facility includes a comprehensive training center with a TopTracer Range practice area and a short-game practice facility, supporting both recreational and competitive play. The club hosts various competitions and operates as an accredited golf school.

Golf d'Oléron ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf d'Oléron is a links-style golf course established in 1987 on the island of Oléron in Charente-Maritime, France. Located in Saint-Pierre d'Oléron, the course sits on 30 hectares facing the Atlantic Ocean with exceptional views of Fort Boyard. The main course features 9 holes in a links configuration rare for France, with four holes directly on the seafront. The layout incorporates water hazards, dune vegetation, and marine winds that create a technical challenge for golfers of all levels. A secondary 9-hole compact course is available and can be converted to footgolf by reservation. The course is characterized by its oceanside setting and sandy terrain, accessible year-round. Key features include well-maintained greens and pitching areas. A Trackman-equipped practice facility with approximately ten stations provides swing analysis including distance, trajectory, swing speed, and attack angle data. The facility operates as an eco-responsible golf destination offering an integrated experience combining sporting performance with coastal natural environment. Regular competitions and events are organized throughout the year.

Golf d'Orléans Limère ☆ Follow

Centre-Val de Loire

Golf d'Orléans-Donnery Gaia Concept ☆ Follow

Centre-Val de Loire

Golf d'Orléans-Donnery is the oldest golf course in Loiret, founded in 1952 by American military personnel stationed in Orléans after World War II. The course features 18 holes with a varied layout combining a forested front nine and a more open back nine designed by Olivier Van der Vinck approximately twenty years ago. The original nine holes were designed by a NATO colonel, with historical lore suggesting Arnold Palmer may have provided input during his service as a young American soldier. The course is characterized by technical and entertaining play throughout the seasons, with notably long par-5 holes on the front nine. The back nine showcases more modern design elements and open terrain. The original clubhouse, built by the American military, remains on the property as a historical landmark. The course also features a clubhouse believed by some to have served as an emergency landing strip for the nearby American air base. The facility emphasizes instruction and hospitality, with an on-site restaurant called L'Impact offering panoramic views of the course. The golf academy is led by Jean-Philippe Variclier, a state-certified instructor trained at the David Leadbetter Academy and PGA France member, serving approximately 50 beginners and 100 continuing students annually.

Golf d'Ozoir-la-Ferrière ☆ Follow

Seine-et-Marne 4 upcoming events

Golf d’Aubeterre ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine 5 upcoming events

Golf d’Aubeterre is a nine-hole, par 54 course located within the grounds of the Longeveau estate in the Charente and Dordogne countryside. The layout is designed to offer a challenge for golfers of all abilities, utilizing the natural undulating terrain and mature trees of the estate. The course allows players to complete either nine or eighteen holes, with the latter achieved by playing the nine holes twice. The total yardage varies by tee, with the longest hole, the seventh, measuring 337 metres from the yellow tees, while the shortest, the sixth, is a 100-metre par 3. The course features a mix of par 3s and par 4s, with significant elevation changes and water hazards defining several key holes. The first hole is a 302-metre par 4 that requires a drive down into a valley, avoiding a small lake, before hitting back up to a green protected by a bunker. The third hole, also a par 4 at 255 metres, presents a complex challenge with a ditch across the fairway, a lake to the right, and a pond to the left, demanding a precise second shot over a front bunker. The ninth hole concludes the round with a 252-metre par 4 that opens into a wider fairway but finishes on a two-tiered green, which is described as the most difficult feature on the course due to the risk of balls rolling back down the slope. Out of bounds and local hazards play a significant role in the difficulty. The fifth hole, a 195-metre par 3, has out of bounds on both sides and reputedly plays left to right, while the second hole’s rough is described as unforgiving with farmland to the left marked as out of bounds. The eighth hole requires players to avoid a field containing bulls behind the green. The course is approved by the Fédération Française de Golf (FFG) and carries an SSI rating of 111. Golf d’Aubeterre hosts a variety of competitions throughout the year, managed by the Association de Golf d’Aubeterre. Regular events include Wednesday and Friday morning or evening Stableford competitions, a monthly medal, and sponsored tournaments. The club’s major annual events are the Club Plate Competition, which is played by handicap, and the Club Championship, a scratch competition held over three days. The course also welcomes visitors for social roll-ups on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays, typically played as Texas scrambles or stablefords.

Golf d’Opio Valbonne ☆ Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf d'Opio Valbonne is an 18-hole championship course located in Opio, approximately 30 minutes from Nice, 20 minutes from Cannes and Grasse on France's Côte d'Azur. Set within a protected 220-hectare natural domain, the course winds between sea and mountains through rolling, shaded terrain featuring century-old trees and a historic Gallo-Roman aqueduct. As one of two historic golf courses in southern France, it offers exceptional playing quality with picturesque backdrops and varied topography. The resort integrates the 18-hole course with the 4-star Château de la Bégude hotel, featuring 41 rooms, spa facilities, restaurant, and swimming pool. The course serves as a competition venue, hosting the annual Opio Valbonne Classic tournament. Environmental sustainability is central to course management, with emphasis on water conservation, biodiversity preservation, and controlled use of phytosanitary products. The facility accommodates golfers of all levels through discovery programs, instruction, and training facilities including a TrackMan Range for connected golf analysis.

Golf d’Ormesson ☆ Follow

Île-de-France 4 upcoming events

Golf Dallaire ☆ Follow

Québec

The Club de Golf Municipal Dallaire is an 18-hole, par-71 golf course located in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. Situated within the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region, the layout spans 6,066 yards and is designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. The course is set amidst a natural landscape described as wild and beautiful, integrating the surrounding environment into the playing experience. The club’s origins trace back to 1971, when Louis-Philippe Dallaire purchased his brother Victorin’s 125-acre farm. Construction of the initial nine holes began in May 1972, with the first nine holes opening for play in 1973. The remaining nine holes were completed by July 1974, marking the start of the club's first full season. Following a financial crisis, the City of Rouyn-Noranda acquired the property, and in May 1982, an agreement was signed to transfer ownership to the golfers' association. This led to the formation of the Club de golf municipal Dallaire, which was legally constituted on June 3, 1982. The course has maintained its operations through a combination of municipal ownership and dedicated volunteer efforts. Over the decades, the club has been managed by a structure that includes administrative oversight and significant community involvement. The layout remains a central feature of the local golfing scene, offering a consistent challenge across its 18 holes while preserving the natural character of the original farmland.

Golf de Andratx ☆ Follow

Illes Balears

Golf de Andratx is an 18-hole championship course located in Camp de Mar, southwest Mallorca, approximately 30 kilometers from Palma. Opened in 2000 and designed by Gleneagles Golf Development, the course features four par-5 holes and seven lakes integrated throughout the layout. The course is renowned for its challenging Mediterranean terrain and demanding design, characterized by mountainous topography with significant elevation changes. The signature feature is the par-5 sixth hole, "Green Monster," measuring 609 meters from the championship tee-Spain's longest hole. The eighth hole, "Eine Liebe auf Mallorca," offers spectacular views of Camp de Mar bay. The course is considered among the Mediterranean's most difficult and is noted for requiring strategic, thoughtful play rather than straightforward shot-making. The facility includes the Italian restaurant Campino, a Pro-Shop, the Halfway House rest station, and adjacent luxury accommodations at the Steigenberger Golf Resort and Zafiro Palace Andratx. Golf de Andratx has hosted prestigious corporate tournaments and maintains high maintenance standards. The mountainous terrain necessitates buggy use, with notably long distances between holes.

Golf de Baden ☆ Follow

Bretagne

Golf de Baden is an 18-hole course designed in 1989, located in Baden within the Parc Naturel Régional du Golfe du Morbihan in Brittany, France. The course stretches 5,952 meters and features generous greens that balance precision with attacking play. The layout encompasses three distinct landscapes: the opening holes follow the Auray River with panoramic views toward the Gulf of Morbihan and nearby sea; the middle section transitions inland through open terrain; the final holes wind through pine forests before returning to the clubhouse. This varied routing creates different atmospheres while maintaining coherent design unity. Characterized as neither links nor parkland nor forest course, Baden successfully combines elements of all three. The moderate length and wide greens make it accessible without sacrificing challenge, requiring judicious decision-making between conservative and aggressive play. The facility includes a 6-hole compact course suitable for beginners and practice, opened in 2018 with three new holes. Situated just 15 minutes from Vannes and 1 hour 15 minutes from Nantes Airport, the course is staffed year-round by 17 personnel plus seasonal workers, with three golf professionals offering instruction throughout the year. A recently renovated restaurant overlooks the course and serves the public daily.

Golf de Barbaroux ☆ Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf de Barbaroux is an 18-hole championship course designed by Pete Dye, located in Brignoles in the Provence region of southern France, nestled within a Mediterranean forest setting. The course is situated between Marseille, Toulon, and Saint-Tropez, offering a natural and elegant playing experience characterized by pine trees and fairways integrated into the landscape. As part of a comprehensive golf resort, the course combines golfing with luxury amenities including a 4-star hotel, bistronom restaurant, and spa facilities. The layout emphasizes the sensory experience of Provençal nature while maintaining championship standards. The course features practice facilities and accommodates various modes of play with electric carts, manual carts, and walking permitted. The resort hosts competitive events including the Grand Prix tournament series and qualification events, indicating an active competitive calendar. Golf de Barbaroux positions itself as a destination for golf enthusiasts seeking both sporting challenge and broader resort experiences centered on wellness and epicurean pursuits in an authentic Provençal setting.

Golf de Barbentane ☆ Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur