Golf Courses

Golf de Lavaux ☆ Follow

Vaud

Golf de Lavaux is an 18-hole championship course located in Puidoux, Switzerland, between Lausanne and Montreux, designed by renowned architect Peter Harradine and opened in 1999. Positioned on the elevated terrain of the UNESCO World Heritage Lavaux vineyard region, the course offers spectacular views of the Alps, Lake Bret, and surrounding landscape. The course integrates seamlessly into its natural setting, featuring varied topography and technical design that provides enjoyment for golfers of all levels while presenting significant challenges for aggressive players. The layout incorporates numerous elevation changes and strategic design elements characteristic of Harradine's work. Additional facilities include a 6-hole course, driving range, practice areas for chipping and putting, and an on-site restaurant with terrace. The club operates seasonally from March to December and offers instruction through its golf academy, private lessons, and group programs. Golf de Lavaux holds GEO Certification for sustainability practices and participates in the Private Partner Golf network, providing members reciprocal access to other quality courses.

Golf de Layos ☆ Follow

Castilla-La Mancha

Golf Campo de Layos is an 18-hole championship course located in Layos, Toledo, Spain, set across more than 100 hectares of grounds. Designed by the renowned Spanish golf architecture firm Stirling & Martin-Global Golf, the course opened in 2001 and plays to a par of 72. The course is characterized by its impressive island green, a signature feature that distinguishes it among Spanish golf courses. The layout benefits from the firm's extensive experience designing premium courses throughout Spain. The terrain and landscape provide an engaging setting for players of all levels. Facilities include a 20-position practice range with ten covered bays and a 250-meter hitting area, supporting the course's golf academy with professional instructors offering lessons for both adults and children. The venue hosts significant amateur tournaments and maintains an on-site restaurant managed by El Mulato, a recognized local operation. The course presents a moderate to challenging difficulty level appropriate for a par-72 layout, offering competitive play and development opportunities for golfers seeking improvement through its professional instruction programs.

Golf De Léry-Poses ☆ Follow

Normandie

Golf De Lésigny-Réveillon ☆ Follow

Île-de-France

Golf De Lésigny-Réveillon, created in 1988, spans 104 hectares and features 27 holes plus a 9-hole compact course designed by architect Michel Gayon. The main course evokes Scottish links golf, particularly when wind conditions come into play, while the compact course offers a more forested setting ideal for beginners and serves as a short-game practice area for experienced players. Surrounded by century-old trees and relatively short in length, the compact course provides an accessible entry point to the game. The course is described as straightforward in appearance but challenging to score well on. Located less than 30 minutes from Porte de Bercy near Paris, it's regarded as a reference facility for quality-to-price ratio in its department. The facility includes a 100-position practice range, open year-round and lit until 22:00. For over a decade, the course has maintained ecological practices, including introducing an endangered wild sheep breed since 2009 to support natural habitat management.

Golf de Liège-Bernalmont ☆ Follow

Liège

Golf de Lille Métropole ☆ Follow

Hauts-de-France

Golf de Lolivarie ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Loudun-Fontevraud ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Luchon ☆ Follow

Occitanie

Golf de Luchon is a historic golf course nestled in the Pyrenees mountains, offering a splendid natural setting for memorable rounds. The course features 9 holes with doubled tees on certain holes, providing varied play equivalent to 18 holes. Located in Montauban de Luchon, the course accommodates both beginner and experienced golfers with its accessible design. The Golf Club de Luchon is managed by an Athletic Association that organizes competitive tournaments, friendly senior matches with neighboring clubs, and a golf school offering instruction adapted to all skill levels. The course includes practice areas and training zones, with a dedicated pitch and putt facility. The association maintains the course through partnerships and works collaboratively with the municipality of Luchon, which owns the golf facility. The club actively promotes golf through open house events and educational programs, making it an accessible destination for golf enthusiasts seeking mountain scenery and quality instruction in the Pyrenean region.

Golf de Luxembourg - Belenhaff ☆ Follow

Canton Grevenmacher

Golf de Luxembourg - Belenhaff is a golf course located in Junglinster, Luxembourg, situated within the Belenhaff domain. The facility accommodates golfers of all skill levels while also meeting the expectations of demanding players. The course features a driving range, putting green, and a compact layout option for practice. The grounds are meticulously maintained by an on-site team dedicated to presenting an exceptionally groomed course. The club offers professional instruction to help golfers improve their performance and enjoyment of the game. Electric and manual golf carts are available for play, though motorized vehicles are prohibited at certain times. The facility includes a clubhouse restaurant called "Bei den Zwillingen," which serves traditional cuisine. The club operates with extended hours during peak seasons and maintains dedicated facilities for golf instruction and training.

Golf de Luxeuil-Bellevue ☆ Follow

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf de Luxeuil-Bellevue is the sole golf course in Haute-Saône, located in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region of France. Situated in the center of the department within a triangle formed by the cities of Vesoul, Lure, and Luxeuil-les-Bains, the course is positioned at the foot of the picturesque village of Genevrey. The course features a rolling layout that was developed by the Conseil Général, the original landowner. The terrain's undulating characteristics define the playing experience across the eighteen holes. The golf course is managed by an association and operates year-round with seasonal closures, typically closing to the public during winter months from late December through early January due to freezing conditions affecting playability. The facility includes a practice area, clubhouse with restaurant, and pro shop. The course hosts regular competitions and maintains an active membership, including senior competitive teams and a golf school recognized regionally. Electronic carts are permitted, while motorized golf buggies are prohibited, encouraging a walking experience through the course's varied landscape.

Golf de Lyon Tassin ☆ Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Lyon Tassin is a 9-hole Pitch & Putt course located approximately 10 kilometers west of Lyon's city center, accessible by car in 15-20 minutes. The compact layout features synthetic greens thoughtfully designed to provide an enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels and objectives. The course emphasizes accessibility and a welcoming atmosphere, positioning itself as ideal for players seeking to practice their game in a verdant, friendly setting without traveling far from the city. The facility includes a fully equipped practice range and training zone supervised by professional instructors, Jean Luc and Romain, who offer personalized coaching for both beginners and experienced golfers seeking to improve their swing. Golf de Lyon Tassin handles approximately 3,500 players annually and operates a dynamic community focused on combining enjoyment with progression. The course welcomes casual visitors and committed players alike, recently enhanced with Trackman Range technology installation. The philosophy centers on golf as more than sport—a means of reconnecting with oneself and nature while sharing unique moments in a supportive, pressure-free environment.

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Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 22 upcoming events

Golf de Machilly ☆ Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Mâcon la Salle ☆ Follow

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf de Mâcon la Salle is situated in southern Burgundy, nestled among vineyards and peaceful countryside. The course features two layouts: an 18-hole championship course designed by architect Robert Berthet with a par of 71 and length of 6,025 meters, and a 9-hole compact course designed for accessibility and technical skill development. The 18-hole course exemplifies Berthet's distinctive design philosophy, with graceful curves inspired by feminine forms that harmoniously follow the gentle rolling terrain of the Mâconnais landscape. The routing subtly incorporates the region's soft relief and rounded contours, creating an original and nuanced challenge for players of varying abilities. The compact 9-hole layout offers an alternative for beginners developing their skills and experienced golfers refining their short game. Both courses provide a serene, welcoming atmosphere in natural surroundings. The facility includes a practice area with 12 mats, grass training zone, golf carts, a restaurant-bar, and instructional programs. The course accommodates competitions, private events, and footgolf activities.

Golf de Maison Blanche ☆ Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Maison Blanche is a private golf and country club founded in 1992 in Echenevex, in the Gex region, approximately 15 minutes from Geneva. The facility features two courses designed by Peter Harradine and Olivier Dongradi. Les Sources is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, measuring 6,136 meters from the white tees. The course demands precision, endurance, technical skill, and concentration, offering scenic alpine and lake basin views throughout. L'Allondon is a 9-hole par-31 course measuring 2,971 meters from the white tees, suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers with multiple tee options. Situated in the Alps foothills with panoramic views of the Mont Blanc and Lake Geneva, the club operates as a members-only facility on weekends for the 18-hole course, with weekday visitor access. The 9-hole course welcomes visitors daily. Beyond golf, the country club offers comprehensive amenities including a heated swimming pool, tennis court, practice facilities with 22 outdoor and 7 covered bays, restaurant, and a junior academy accepting children from age five.

Golf de Maisons Laffitte ☆ Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de Maniwaki ☆ Follow

Québec

Golf De Marcilly ☆ Follow

Centre-Val de Loire 1 upcoming event

Golf de Marcilly is located in the Orléanais region near Orleans, France, and stands out as one of France's rare golf facilities offering 45 holes. This extensive layout accommodates golfers of all skill levels with a comprehensive design. The course is complemented by excellent training facilities, including a practice range, two approach zones, and a putting green, creating an environment conducive to skill development and enjoyable play. The club maintains an active competition calendar, regularly organizing tournaments and events tailored to various proficiency levels, from beginners to advanced players. The welcoming atmosphere and variety of offerings make it a distinctive destination for French golfers seeking multiple rounds and diverse playing experiences within a single facility.

Golf de marmande ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Marmande is a 10-hole technical course created in 1989 by architect JL Walter Martin, located between Périgord and Gascogne in southwestern France. The course features a flat, tree-lined layout centered around a two-hectare lake that plays a significant role in the design. The relatively compact 10-hole configuration makes it accessible to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players, while still presenting technical challenges. The flat terrain combined with mature trees and water hazards creates an interesting strategic course despite the limited hole count. The lake serves as both a defining landscape feature and an in-play element across multiple holes. The club is a member of the Golfy network and offers various facilities including a practice area, pitch and putt option, and a golf school alongside the main course.

Golf de Marolles ☆ Follow

Île-de-France 3 upcoming events

Golf de Marolles-en-Brie is an 18-hole course located approximately 22 kilometers from central Paris in Île-de-France. The course is characterized by its tree-lined layout and traversed by the Réveillon river, creating a picturesque setting with a family-friendly atmosphere. The terrain is notably hilly and heavily wooded, presenting technical challenges despite wide fairways. The course features links-style characteristics with elevated greens that display multiple slopes and plateaus, requiring precision play. Players are advised to rely on iron shots from the tee rather than drivers, as the narrow passages between trees demand accuracy. The design encourages golfers of all levels to develop their short game skills within an attractive setting. The combination of undulating topography, strategic bunkering represented by sandy mounds, and demanding green complexes creates a course that tests both technical ability and course management. The layout balances playability for beginners with sufficient complexity to challenge experienced golfers, making it one of the more charming 18-hole courses in the Île-de-France region.

Golf de Marseille la Salette ☆ Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 4 upcoming events

Golf Bastide de la Salette is an 18-hole golf course located in the 11th arrondissement of Marseille, situated on elevated terrain within 70 hectares of Provençal countryside. Positioned approximately 10 minutes from the famous Vieux Port, the course nestles within the hills of Marcel Pagnol's region, offering a unique verdant setting. The facility features a clubhouse with seven reception rooms, a restaurant with a terrace overlooking the 18th green, and training zones including a TrackMan Range practice facility equipped with advanced radar technology for shot analysis. The course accommodates manual trolleys, electric trolleys, and golf carts. The course operates as part of the Resonance Golf Collection network and offers programs for golfers of all levels, from beginners through advanced players. Environmental sustainability is a priority, with initiatives addressing water management, biodiversity preservation, and controlled use of phytosanitary products. The facility also offers complementary amenities including yoga and meditation classes, dining options, and hosts corporate events alongside private functions and tournaments.

Golf de Maudétour ☆ Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de Maudétour is an 18-hole course located in the Vexin region, approximately 50 kilometers from Paris, within the Parc National Régional du Vexin. The course sits in a rolling, wooded landscape characterized by exceptional natural beauty and tranquility. Recently, all 18 greens underwent complete reconstruction following a year-long renovation project. The facility includes two quality practice areas: a 16-station driving range and a 450 square meter putting green. The course is designed as a recreational venue emphasizing enjoyment for families and groups of friends. Beyond golf, the clubhouse and on-site restaurant provide dining and relaxation options for players. The course also serves as a venue for private events, receptions, and seminars, making it a versatile facility that combines sport with hospitality services in a harmonious natural setting.

Golf de Meaux-Boutigny ☆ Follow

Seine-et-Marne

Golf de Meaux-Boutigny is an 18-hole golf course located in Boutigny, approximately 10 minutes from Meaux city center in Île-de-France, near Paris. The course is situated in a distinctive natural environment recognized as unique within the region, offering excellent accessibility from the capital. The course is characterized by its technical layout set within a natural landscape that provides a challenging and rewarding golfing experience. The terrain and design emphasize both the natural setting and technical difficulty, making it suitable for players seeking a more demanding round. The facility includes a professional golf school offering instruction for beginners through advanced players, with dedicated instructors providing lessons and coaching stages. The course hosts regular competitions, including senior tournaments and club championships, demonstrating an active competitive calendar throughout the year. On-site amenities include the restaurant Le Barrois, open daily at midday and available for groups in the evening, which features traditional cuisine and panoramic views of the surrounding area. The clubhouse provides a pro-shop with golf equipment, textiles, and shoes, along with personalization services.