Golf Courses

Golf de l'Hippodrome Follow

Occitanie

Golf de l'Hippodrome is a 9-hole golf course with 18 tees, offering versatility for both amateur and experienced players. Located at the foot of the Pyrenees mountains in a preserved natural setting, the course provides scenic views of the surrounding peaks as a backdrop to play. Each hole is designed to deliver a diverse playing experience, with the layout challenging golfers of varying skill levels. The course hosts regular tournaments and competitions throughout the year, including the Challenge Victor Perez, as well as amateur-friendly events and club championships. The facility includes a pitch and putt area, golf school, and professional instruction services. The mountainous terrain and natural landscape create an idyllic setting for golf, combining relaxation with engaging play in an environmentally conscious setting.

Golf de l'Île de loisirs de Bois-le-Roi Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de l'Île de loisirs de Bois-le-Roi is a 9-hole course located approximately 60 kilometers south of Paris, situated between the Seine River and the Fontainebleau Forest. The course measures 2,069 meters with a par of 34 and is designed to federal standards. The terrain is notably hilly and features numerous water hazards throughout the layout. The practice facility includes 20 hitting stations, 18 of which are covered, with floating targets to help golfers assess shot distance and direction. Two virtual fairways, each 180 meters long and 50 meters wide, are delineated by three water lines, providing an engaging practice environment. The facility is completed by a short-game training area and putting green. The course is homologated with FFGolf and regularly hosts ranking competitions and other events. The setting emphasizes the integration of water features and natural landscape, creating a moderate difficulty course suitable for players of varying levels. Club rentals and coaching are available through state-certified instructors.

Golf de l'Île Fleurie Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de l'Île Fleurie is a 9-hole golf course located on Île des Impressionnistes in Carrières-sur-Seine, approximately 10 minutes from Paris La Défense. The course is designed as an oasis of calm and greenery set naturally along the Seine river, offering an elegant and picturesque setting. The course can be played in approximately 90 minutes and is accessible to all without entrance fees. It features 150 illuminated practice bays for training purposes. Golf de l'Île Fleurie operates year-round and welcomes players in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. The facility serves dual purposes: recreational play and golf instruction through its academy, making it suitable for both experienced golfers and those learning the sport. The course's natural integration into the island landscape and proximity to Paris make it a convenient option for players in the greater Île-de-France region.

Golf de l'Isle Adam Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de l'Isle Adam is one of the finest golf courses in the Île-de-France region, designed by renowned architect Ronald Fream. This par 72 course stretches 6,188 meters across rolling, wooded terrain that offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Located just 25 minutes from Paris-Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport and 45 minutes from Paris, the course provides golfers with a countryside retreat near the capital. The course is built on naturally undulating, forested land that challenges players while delivering scenic vistas throughout the round. Its design leverages the terrain's natural features to create an engaging layout. The facility ranks among Europe's top 50 golf courses and serves as the centerpiece of a comprehensive resort that includes a luxury hotel, spa, restaurants, and archery courses. The setting allows golfers to refresh themselves in a rural environment while remaining conveniently accessible to the Paris metropolitan area.

Golf de l'Ocean Follow

Located in Agadir, Morocco, Golf de l'Océan is a 27-hole facility spread across 90 hectares of natural sand and greens. Designed by architect Belt Collins, the course is divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts: the Garden, the Desert, and the Dune. The property features four lakes and is landscaped with eucalyptus, tamarisk, cypress, mimosa, and palm trees. The course is designed to accommodate all levels of golfers, offering a range of difficulties through its varied terrain. The layout provides a natural relief that is sometimes narrow, varying the types of challenges for players. The course is described as fairly open, characterized by deep and difficult bunkers surrounded by eucalyptus trees. Wind is noted as an important factor in scoring. The facility includes a practice area for 30 golfers, featuring "Target fairway" and "Target green" stations that offer panoramic views of the course and the surrounding countryside, including the Atlas Mountains. Tee box options are available in multiple colors, including Black, White, Yellow, Blue, and Red, with specific stroke indexes and slope ratings provided for each. The Garden-Dunes combination course has a par of 71 for the Black and White tees, with a total distance of 5,837 yards. The Desert-Dunes layout also plays to a par of 71 on the Black tees, measuring 5,765 yards. The Desert-Garden combination presents a par of 71 on the Black tees at 5,872 yards. The course has hosted the Hassan II Trophy, the Lalla Meryem Cup, and the Atlas Pro Tour Cup.

Golf de l'Odet Follow

Bretagne

Located in the Finistère region of Brittany, Golf de l'Odet is situated near the coastal town of Bénodet, positioned between the routes to Quimper and Concarneau. The course opened in August 1986 and was designed by Robert Berthet. It occupies a 130-hectare domain characterized by a landscape of wetlands, earthen banks, and broad fairways lined with century-old oaks and pines. The setting is distinctively Breton, blending wooded areas with the typical terrain of the south Finistère coast. The facility comprises two distinct layouts: an 18-hole course with a par of 72 and a compact 9-hole course with a par of 27. The 18-hole layout is described as one of the top courses in the Finistère, offering a variety of challenges. The front nine holes are characterized as short and technical, while the back nine transitions into a wilder framework, providing a strategic finish. The course is designed to accommodate long hitters with its wide fairways, yet it remains demanding for skilled players through its defensive architecture. Greens on the main course are noted for being shallow and protected by bunkers positioned strategically around the putting surfaces. This layout requires players to adopt specific approach angles, adding a layer of tactical complexity. The difficulty is calibrated to challenge good golfers without intimidating average players. The 9-hole course serves as a dedicated area for beginners and children, offering a more accessible introduction to the game within the same grounds. The course is supported by extensive practice facilities, including a driving range with 12 covered posts, a putting green, and a chipping green. Instruction is provided by two teachers who offer individual and group lessons, as well as specialized camps for adults and juniors. The club features a clubhouse housing a proshop stocked with apparel and equipment, alongside a restaurant that provides panoramic views of the golf course. The venue operates year-round, maintaining its grounds and facilities to support both competitive play and recreational golf.

Golf De L'Oliki Follow

Wallis-et-Futuna

Golf de l'Yvette Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de l’Hippodrome d’Alençon Follow

Normandie

Golf de l'Hippodrome d'Alençon is a nine-hole course certified by the French Golf Federation, constructed in June 2016. Located in the heart of Alençon, the course offers a welcoming green space in an urban setting within the city centre. The facility includes a 240-metre practice range equipped with five covered bays and twenty grass stations, providing comprehensive practice options. A dedicated short game area features a putting green and practice bunker for skill refinement. The course is complemented by a nine-hole mini-golf course suitable for family play and casual rounds. The course caters to various skill levels with its compact nine-hole layout. Additional amenities include practice facilities designed to accommodate golfers developing their technique. The venue emphasises accessibility and a convivial atmosphere, making it suitable for beginners and experienced players alike. Green fee packages are competitively priced, with daily rates including practice balls.

Golf de la baie de Morlaix Follow

Bretagne

Golf de la Baie de Morlaix is a 9-hole seaside course located in Carantec, Finistère, in Brittany. Established in 1993, the course is situated between a wooded hillside and the Clouët beach, offering panoramic views of Morlaix Bay. The layout benefits from natural protection against prevailing winds, creating favorable playing conditions. The course is recognized as one of Brittany's finest golf experiences, appealing to both technical players and beginners with its well-designed routing along the coastline. The setting combines the natural landscape of rolling terrain and beach proximity, providing exceptional scenery throughout the round. The club features a clubhouse with terrace seating overlooking the bay, professional instruction through PGA-qualified coaches, and practice facilities. Notable for competitive play, the club's men's team recently achieved promotion to the third national division, demonstrating the course's standing within French competitive golf.

Golf de la Barouge Follow

Occitanie

Established in 1956, Golf de la Barouge is an 18-hole course located in Mazamet, at the foot of the Montagne Noire. The original nine holes were designed by the Scottish architect Ross Mackenzie, with the second nine added in 1987 by M. Hawtree. The course spans 54 hectares and measures 5,490 meters, playing to a par of 70. The terrain is slightly undulating and heavily wooded, with the Thoré and Issalès rivers winding through the property. The layout is characterized by precise driving requirements, as dense tree cover on many holes demands accuracy off the tee to find the fairway openings. The course offers a mix of challenging approaches and scoring opportunities, designed to accommodate both beginners and experienced players. The difficulty can be heightened by the region's dominant wind, which often blows in gusts and requires constant concentration. Historical significance is woven into the club's identity, originating from the local wool-scouring industry that brought British influences to the area. The course has hosted notable figures and events, including a Pro-Am in 1973 featuring Jean Garaialde and regular competitions involving Jean-Claude Killy. The club continues to organize various tournaments, such as the Doublettes and the Classic Mid-Amateurs, maintaining its reputation as a competitive venue in the Midi-Pyrénées region.

Golf de la Bièvre Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de la Bièvre is located in Faramans and is certified by the French Golf Federation. The course features a spacious practice area and a 4-hole course equipped with water hazards and bunkers. Despite its modest length, the course is technically challenging and well-designed, offering a serene setting that appeals to players seeking a peaceful golfing experience. The facility caters to both beginners and experienced golfers with various offerings. Initiated players can enjoy unlimited play with green-fee access (€16). Beginners are offered discovery packages including equipment rental, a "First Swing" package featuring three skill-based game challenges at the practice area, and a guided "First Course" experience with instruction. The course includes a pro shop selling golf balls, gloves, and tees, as well as gift vouchers. The facility operates year-round with seasonal hours, from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM in February, expanding to later closing times during spring and summer months. Golf instruction resumes in spring 2026 with a new instructor.

Golf de la Bigorre Follow

Occitanie

The Golf de la Bigorre is an 18-hole course situated in Pouzac, overlooking the valley of Bagnères-de-Bigorre in the Hautes-Pyrénées department of France. Designed by Olivier Brizon and opened in 1991, the layout spans 59 hectares of terrain characterized by advantageous relief and elevation changes. The course is set against a backdrop of the Pyrenees mountain range, with the Pic du Midi de Bigorre visible from the grounds, providing a dramatic natural setting for play. The course presents a significant challenge to golfers, boasting a slope rating of 143. This high rating indicates a steep difficulty curve, requiring precision and strategic shot-making to navigate the undulating fairways and elevated greens. The design leverages the natural topography of the region, integrating the slopes and views into the routing of the holes. Beyond the golfing experience, the facility operates as part of the Domaine Golf Country Club de Bigorre, which includes a three-star hotel and a restaurant. The hotel is positioned to offer panoramic views of the valley and the mountains, while the restaurant, known as Le Pic and Putt, serves local produce. The course is accessible to both members and external visitors, with booking managed through dedicated online platforms.

Golf de la Bosse Follow

Centre-Val de Loire

Golf de la Bosse is a 9-hole golf course located in Loir-et-Cher in the Centre Val de Loire region, approximately 90 minutes from Paris and 30 minutes from Vendôme, Blois, and Châteaudun. Situated in the heart of the Loire Valley châteaux region, the course is set within a natural landscape characterized by abundant local wildlife. The course features a par 36 layout with two pin positions per hole, allowing players to experience variety across their round. It is designed to accommodate all skill levels, from beginners to advancing players. The facility also includes a compact 3-hole course for beginners and a practice range with a dedicated practice green. Golf de la Bosse is meticulously maintained and has earned recognition as one of France's 15 best courses on Leading Courses, receiving the Golfers' Choice Outstanding label in 2022. The course is noted for its challenging nature despite its modest length. Beyond golf, the facility offers additional recreational activities including foot golf and mini golf, along with a restaurant called La Bergerie and seminar facilities.

Golf de la Bresse Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de la Bretesche Follow

Pays de la Loire

The Golf de la Bretesche is an 18-hole course located at the Domaine de la Bretesche in Missillac, Brittany, France. Designed by Henry Cotton and established in 1967, the layout spans 6,015 meters and is set within a 200-hectare estate characterized by century-old forests and tree-lined fairways. The course is situated at the gateway to Brittany, offering views of the Missillac Castle and integrating into the landscape of the Brière park. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all levels, providing a mix of sporting challenge and natural beauty. It is open year-round and features a modern clubhouse, a proshop, and a golf academy led by David Lanta, which utilizes Trackman 4 technology for performance analysis. The facility includes a covered driving range with 10 stations, a putting green, and an approach area. Golf de la Bretesche hosts several competitions throughout the year and is part of the Atlantic Golf Pass partnership, which allows members to play at four regional courses including La Baule and St Jean de Monts. The course permits dogs on a leash and allows the use of manual trolleys, with cart and club rentals available for visitors.

Golf de la Cabre d'Or Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf de la Cabre d'Or is located in Cabriès and features an 18-hole championship course alongside a newer 9-hole compact layout. The course is set within a natural landscape, offering views of Sainte-Victoire mountain, creating an idyllic setting for golf practice. The facility includes a practice range and training center to complement the main courses. The 18-hole course is officially registered and homologated, providing a standard competitive layout. The 9-hole compact course represents a more accessible option, with cart use prohibited on this layout, encouraging a walking experience through the terrain. The course hosts numerous competitions throughout the year as part of its active tournament schedule and maintains an association sportive that supports junior golfers and organizes inter-club championships. Professional instruction is available through the golf school for players at all levels, from beginners to those seeking to refine their technique. On-site amenities include Restaurant l'Approche, positioned overlooking the 18th hole and practice area with views of Sainte-Victoire, and the Ibis Styles hotel adjacent to the facility. The golf course operates as a full-service facility with membership options and guest play available.

Golf de la Chapelle-en-Vercors Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

The Golf Club du Vercors is a nine-hole course located in La Chapelle-en-Vercors, France, situated at coordinates 44.958638, 5.422969 on the D518 road. The course is positioned within the Vercors region, described as being at the heart of the area. Operational hours are seasonal, with the course and bar open from May 1st to November 1st, 2026. The facility includes a restaurant and bar known as "Le 9," which offers food options such as platters, tarts, and ice cream throughout the day.

Golf de la Chassagne Follow

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf de la côte des isles Follow

Normandie

Golf de la Côte des Isles is an 18-hole course located in Saint-Jean-de-la-Rivière, near Barneville-Carteret and Portbail in Normandy. The course has a par of 67 and spans approximately 4,620 to 4,631 meters. It is divided into two distinct nine-hole sections: the Dunes and the Mielles. The layout was originally designed by architect Didier Fruchet and landscape architect Henry Tesson, with the second nine-hole section added later under the design of Robert Berthet. The first nine holes, known as the Dunes, opened in April 1990. This section is situated on the coast, offering views of the Cap de Carteret and Jersey, and is described as a links-style course. The second nine holes, called the Mielles, opened to the public in August 2014. This part of the course integrates bocage (hedgerow) landscapes and features water hazards, with views of the villages of Saint Jean and Saint Georges de la Rivière. The course is managed by an association founded in December 1987. Since January 1, 2024, the golf course has been operated by a private entity, EGS, under a public service delegation. The facility also includes a practice area with about fifteen stations, some of which are covered, and a six-hole pitch and putt course with a par of 18 and a length of 445 meters. The club organizes regular competitions throughout the year, including weekly Wednesday events and weekend tournaments. These competitions are registered through the ISP system and include formats such as singles, scrambles, and three or four-player games. The club also offers golf instruction through a PGA France-certified teacher.

Golf de la Croix des Anges Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de la Domangère Follow

Pays de la Loire

Golf de la Drôme Provencale Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de la Drôme Provençale is a 9-hole, FFG-regulated course located in Clansayes in the Drôme region of southeastern France, between Montélimar and Nyons. Positioned as the southernmost golf course in the Rhône-Alpes region, it sits at the gateway to Provence, near the châteaux and truffle regions of the area. The course is set within a natural landscape emphasizing tranquility and conviviality. Players face a technical layout that presents a genuine challenge amid the scenic beauty of the Provençal countryside. The facility features a practice zone, bar-restaurant housed in a traditional Provençal farmhouse with a century-old plane tree, and on-site accommodations including gîtes and guest rooms for 2-4 persons, plus a swimming pool. The course regularly hosts competitive tournaments and events, including the Masters of Clansayes, Open Hivernale, and various club championships. It maintains an active competitive calendar and is affiliated with Le CLUB Golf network, offering members access to over 200 courses throughout France with significant green fee discounts. Located just 10 minutes from A7 motorway exits at Montélimar-South and Bollène, the course provides convenient accessibility.

Golf de la Faune Follow

Québec

Golf de La Faune is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Quebec City, just 10 minutes from the downtown core. The course features links-style design inspiration and offers players the option to play either 9 or 18 holes. It is the only championship-caliber course in Quebec City. The course is open to the public and provides a practice range where golfers can warm up before play. The facility includes on-site amenities such as a pro shop offering lunch options and snacks throughout the round. Staff members greet players at the start of the course to explain playing rules and procedures. Golf de La Faune caters to corporate tournaments and group outings, accommodating groups of 12 or more players with customized tournament packages designed for small businesses and corporate events. The course operates seasonally, with varying hours throughout the golfing season from May through October.