Golf Courses

Golf de Montrottier Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Morfontaine Follow

Hauts-de-France

Golf de Morfontaine is a prestigious private golf course founded in 1913 by Armand de Gramont, Duc de Guiche. Designed by renowned Scottish architect Tom Simpson, the course features two layouts: an 18-hole championship course inaugurated in 1927 and a 9-hole course called Vallière from 1913. The Grand Parcours exemplifies Simpson's philosophy of blending sporting challenge with aesthetic landscape design, utilizing natural terrain features including forests of pines, heather moorland, and moss-covered rocks. The course was modernized between 2005-2016 by architect Kyle Phillips, who updated six holes while preserving Simpson's original design vision and character. Morfontaine consistently ranks among the world's finest courses, placing 7th in Golf Digest's 2020 Top 100 Courses Outside the US and 41st in Golf Magazine's global top 100. The course regularly hosts prestigious international competitions including the French Women's Internationals and European Mid-Amateur Championships. Its exceptional design and setting have established it as a venue of singular sporting and aesthetic distinction among European golf courses.

Golf de Mornex Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Mornex is a compact 6-hole golf course located in Monnetier-Mornex in the French Alps, designed to be accessible to golfers of all levels. The facility features a well-equipped practice area with target greens, making it an ideal venue for beginners learning the sport. The course is staffed by two qualified instructors who offer various teaching programs, including junior academy courses and individual lessons tailored to different skill levels. The course emphasizes a welcoming, community-oriented atmosphere and serves both novice and experienced players. Its compact 6-hole layout makes it particularly suitable for those starting out in golf or those seeking a shorter playing experience. Beyond golf, the facility includes a restaurant called All In One and an active sports association. The course operates seasonally, with practice facilities and the course closed from December through February. Golf de Mornex offers flexible pricing options including daily rates, memberships, and lesson packages to accommodate various player needs and budgets.

Golf de Mortemart Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Mourmelon Follow

Grand Est

Golf de Mourmelon is an 18-hole course located approximately 25 kilometers from Reims and 20 kilometers from Châlons-en-Champagne in the Marne region of France. Officially homologated by the FFG in October 2014, the course is named "Napoléon III" and is situated in chalk-based Champagne terrain. The layout winds through pine forests and features distinctive design elements including double greens and rough areas that characterize the course's atypical nature. The course is playable year-round and is complemented by a pitch & putt course. Notable characteristics include surprising obstacles and the unique local roughs. The clubhouse is available to members in good standing and during competitions. The facility welcomes players of all levels daily from dawn to dusk and operates a competitive program with no minimum handicap requirement for participation. Professional instruction is available, along with a junior golf school called "Tees Canons."

Golf de Nantes - Erdre Follow

Pays de la Loire

The Golf de Nantes - Erdre is an 18-hole course located in Nantes, France, situated approximately 10 minutes from the city center. The 50-hectare property is designed by Yves Bureau and features a varied, undulating layout that winds around three lakes. The terrain is characterized by hedgerows and fruit trees, creating a distinct landscape for players of all skill levels. The course is equipped with a covered practice area containing 32 posts, two putting greens, a green for approach shots, and two practice bunkers. A restaurant and seminar room are available on-site, alongside a pro shop. The facility caters to both beginners and experienced golfers, offering a golfically interesting route that challenges players through its natural features.

Golf de Nîmes Vacquerolles Follow

Occitanie

Golf de Nîmes Vacquerolles is a modern, demanding 18-hole championship course located in southern France near Nîmes, set within the garrigue landscape. Designed by Bill Baker, the course measures 6,185 meters with a par of 72 and is characterized by numerous left-to-right doglegs, plateau greens, and challenging par-3 holes that demand precision and strategic play. The course offers commanding views from its elevated clubhouse terrace, which overlooks the layout. The setting emphasizes harmony with nature, providing players with an immersive experience in the Mediterranean scrubland environment. The facility includes a 3-star residence with 14 studios positioned opposite the first and tenth tees, accommodating golfers seeking multi-day stays. Walking is the primary mode of play, as golf carts and manual trolleys are not permitted on the course. The venue accommodates tournaments, corporate events, and seminars alongside recreational golf. Its combination of sophisticated design elements, natural terrain, and on-site amenities makes it a destination course for golfers seeking challenge and authentic Provençal surroundings.

Golf de Noas Follow

Valais/Wallis 1 upcoming event

Golf de Noas is a nine-hole public golf course located in Chermignon-d'en-Bas in the Valais region of Switzerland. The course is situated in a mountain setting, described on the site as a "9 trous de montagne" (9-hole mountain course). It operates as a public facility open to all players, including those without a handicap, and serves as a venue for local competitions and member play. The course layout consists of nine holes, designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. The facility includes a practice zone for players to work on their skills before playing. The club emphasizes accessibility, allowing beginners to prepare for official handicaps and improve their rules knowledge, while more experienced golfers can refine their short game. The philosophy of the club is to provide a friendly environment where golfers can play on a full course rather than relying solely on driving ranges. Golf de Noas hosts a regular schedule of competitions, including stroke play events like the Golf Eclectic and match play tournaments such as the Mémorial Léonce Pralong. The course also hosts events for other clubs, such as the Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierres, and participates in local cups like the Coupe AXA. These competitions often utilize shotgun starts to bring all participants together, fostering a communal atmosphere among players. The course is managed by Golf de Noas SA, which organizes general assemblies and maintains a committee to oversee operations. The facility features a reception chalet and provides access to local rules and scorecards for players. The course is open to the public, with greenfees available for non-members, and maintains a presence through a webcam and social media channels to update visitors on conditions and closures.

Golf de Noisy le Roi Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de Noisy-le-Roi is a training and instruction center located on the edge of Marly Forest in the Île-de-France region. The facility features a 9-hole compact course with a par of 27 and a length of 1,100 meters, designed to accommodate golfers of all levels. The course presents graduated difficulty levels, allowing beginners to enjoy their first rounds while enabling experienced players to develop their short and mid-game skills. The complex includes a comprehensive practice range with both mat and grass hitting areas that replicate various on-course playing situations. Unlimited practice balls are available for optimal training. The course layout emphasizes short and medium shots, making it ideal for skill development and progression. Operating daily from 9am until dusk, Golf de Noisy-le-Roi serves as both an initiation center for new golfers and an improvement facility for more advanced players. The venue hosts junior clinics and competitions, including the annual Coupe de Noisy-le-Roi tournament.

Golf de Palmola Follow

Occitanie

Golf de Palmola is an 18-hole championship course located near Toulouse in Buzet-sur-Tarn, Haute-Garonne. The par 72 layout stretches 6,153 meters through a picturesque, rolling, and wooded landscape offering spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. Players can walk the course or use a caddy-car, with meticulous maintenance overseen by head groundskeeper Chrystel Alary ensuring optimal playing conditions. The course welcomes golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The club features a golf school led by instructors Karine Mathiot, Patrice Valmary, and Maxime Sanchez, offering individual and group lessons for all ages. The facility hosts regional competitions and has developed young talent, including members of the French national under-18 team and FFG talent development programs. Beyond golf, the club offers a restaurant with views overlooking the 18th green, serving as a gathering place for members and visitors. The venue accommodates corporate events and seminars with customizable packages combining golf experiences with dining and conference facilities.

Golf de Pau-Artiguelouve Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Bluegreen Pau-Artiguelouve is an 18-hole championship course located in Artiguelouve, approximately 10 minutes from Pau's city center and one hour from both Pyrenean ski slopes and Atlantic beaches. Designed by Jean Garaïalde, the course features natural landscaping with distinctive views of the Pyrenees mountain chain as a backdrop. The layout is characterized by technical design elements including numerous water hazards and palm trees integrated throughout, presenting challenges suitable for both beginner and experienced players. The course demands precision and strategic shot-making across varying terrain. The facility offers comprehensive golfing amenities including an 18-position covered and illuminated practice range equipped with Toptracer technology, a synthetic training area, and a compact 6-hole Pitch & Putt course. Additional features include a minigolf facility, panoramic restaurant, seminar facilities, and event hosting capabilities for tournaments and corporate functions. The course is part of the Bluegreen golf network.

Golf De Pen Ar Bed Follow

Bretagne

Golf de Pen Ar Bed is located in Finistère, Brittany, positioned midway between Brest and the coast near Saint Renan. The course features two nine-hole layouts set within the calm, gentle landscape of the Breton bocage terrain. The traditional 9-hole course plays to par 35 over 2,443 meters, while a compact 9-hole layout plays to par 30 at 1,500 meters. The compact course is designed for beginners and recreational play, and is also accredited for footgolf by the French Footgolf Federation. The course is relatively flat and incorporates water hazards as primary design elements, offering a pleasant challenge suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The layout provides well-defended greens that test accuracy without excessive difficulty. Facilities include a covered practice range with 12 hitting stations and a 500-square-meter practice area. The clubhouse features a pro-shop and south-facing bar terrace with views over the course. The facility is part of the LeClub network and offers snacking services with sandwiches, salads, and pasta boxes available.

Golf de Pessac Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Bluegreen Pessac, established in 1989, is located 10 minutes from Bordeaux city center in southwestern France. The course sprawls across approximately 120 hectares of pine forests and is distinguished by water features bordered by reeds and wooded areas. The facility comprises three layouts: a compact course, a 9-hole course, and an 18-hole championship course, accommodating golfers of all levels from beginners to experienced players. The terrain is relatively flat, lined with majestic pine trees, and features elevated greens known throughout the region for their technical design and generous but winding contours. The course is characterized by strategically placed water hazards and well-designed holes with wide fairways that contrast with the demanding greens. Notable facilities include extensive practice areas with a practice range over water, multiple approach greens, a putting green, and a par-3 course. The clubhouse features a restaurant with terrace views overlooking the course, and additional amenities include a minigolf course and a well-equipped pro shop. The course is appreciated for its overall quality and design, attracting both subscribers and casual golfers seeking a well-maintained golfing experience in a picturesque natural setting.

Golf de Pinsolle Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Pinsolle is a 9-hole golf course located on the Landes coast near Soustons, France, nestled between pine forests and the ocean. Designed by Pierre Thevenin, the course accommodates both beginners and experienced golfers through its diverse layout and technical challenges. The facility features exceptional practice infrastructure, including three putting greens-one with bunker exit opportunities-and 30 practice stations, six of which are covered. The course operates with electric and manual trolleys, though equipment rental is not available after 3 p.m. Golf de Pinsolle hosts regular competitions, including the traditional Pro Am tournament held annually in March, which features a mid-round approach competition and lunch service. The club offers comprehensive instruction programs, including group lessons and a golf school, alongside a pro shop and panoramic clubhouse bar. The setting emphasizes a natural environment where the landscape and ocean views define the golfing experience.

Golf de Ploemeur Ocean Follow

Bretagne

Golf de Ploemeur Océan is an atypical 17-hole links-style course located in Ploemeur, Brittany, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean near the island of Groix. The approximately thirty-year-old course features four dramatic holes played directly along the oceanfront at its opening stretch, providing spectacular coastal views throughout the layout. The course demands careful shot-making as fairways wind through dense gorse and thorny vegetation typical of links terrain. Large, deep bunkers strategically protect wayward shots, while generous greens reward accurate approach play. The relatively short layout places considerable emphasis on managing wind conditions, a dominant factor on this exposed oceanside setting. Well-positioned drives on fairways are essential for attacking the expansive greens effectively. The clubhouse provides shelter from strong Atlantic winds and offers dining facilities featuring Australian wines and cuisine. The dramatic landscape and ocean setting characterize the course's primary appeal, making it a notable destination for golfers visiting the Lorient region.

Golf de Poitiers-Châlons Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Poitiers-Châlons is a 9-hole golf course located in Poitiers, Vienne (86). The club positions itself as a friendly and community-oriented facility. The course is supported by multiple training areas designed to accommodate different skill levels and player types, including club members, junior golf school students, and school groups during the academic year. The facility features comprehensive practice amenities including a driving range (practice), putting green, and approach zones suitable for golfers of all abilities. This layout makes the course accessible to beginners while also serving experienced players. The club emphasizes its welcoming atmosphere and social mission within the local golfing community. The course operates with cart restrictions in place. Golf de Poitiers-Châlons serves as both a competitive facility and an instructional venue through its dedicated golf school program.

Golf de Porte-de-Savoie Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Pra Roman Follow

Vaud

Golf de Pra Roman is a golf academy and training center located in Lausanne, Switzerland. The facility caters to both beginners discovering golf and experienced players seeking specific training. The course features a 3-hole layout alongside a 25-station driving range, a putting green, and two approach areas. The facility includes 10 covered bays for year-round accessibility. As a practice-focused establishment rather than a championship course, Golf de Pra Roman emphasizes instruction and skill development through various courses designed for beginners, intermediate players, and advanced golfers. The facility hosts regular competitions and golf events throughout the year, both on-site and across the region. Additionally, the course accommodates footgolf activities on dedicated schedules. Members enjoy unlimited access and preferential rates, with some memberships offering benefits at affiliated Golf de Lausanne. Daily rates are available for non-members, with pricing differentiated for adults and junior/student players.

Golf de Pre lamy Follow

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf Auxois-Morvan is a 9-hole course located in Vic-sous-Thil in the Côte d'Or region of Burgundy, France. Nestled between the prairies of Auxois and the Morvan forest, the course offers a peaceful countryside golf experience under the watchful presence of the Château and Collégiale de Thil. The layout is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. Experienced players face strategic challenges requiring precision to navigate the course's hazards, while beginners can develop their skills in a low-pressure environment suited to their abilities. The course emphasizes an approachable design philosophy that allows all players to enjoy the game. The setting is characterized by a tranquil, rural atmosphere with an inviting landscape. The friendly ambiance combined with the calming scenery creates a quintessential countryside golf environment. The course hosts various competitions and events throughout the year, including regional tournaments organized by the club's association, demonstrating its role as an active community golf facility.

Golf de Prunevelle Follow

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf de Prunevelle is an 18-hole golf course located in Dampierre sur Le Doubs in the Doubs department of the Franche-Comté region, near Montbéliard and Belfort in eastern France. The course is characterized by wooded, undulating terrain that offers varied landscapes throughout the year. The design emphasizes natural features with forested areas and valley settings creating an engaging playing experience. The course is positioned as accessible to golfers of all levels, from beginners to experienced players. Golf de Prunevelle offers beginner programs including Green Card packages available in both collective and individual formats, along with golf instruction from qualified professionals. The facility includes a pro-shop stocked with major brand equipment, apparel, and accessories, as well as an on-site restaurant called "Le 19." The club hosts various competitions including club championships, senior competitions, women's competitions, and 9-hole events. The course welcomes both members and visiting players.

Golf De Quiberon Follow

Bretagne

Golf de Quiberon is a pitch and putt course located in Quiberon, Brittany, France, featuring both 9 and 18-hole layouts. The facility offers a practice area open year-round with buckets of 40 balls available for training. The course is designed for golfers of various skill levels, from beginners to intermediate players, making it accessible for learning and practice. The facility provides comprehensive instruction through qualified professional Yann Le Tallec, offering private lessons starting from €30, group courses for 2-4 players, and intensive weekly stages. Group initiations and seminars are available from €13 per person. The course operates daily throughout the year, providing consistent access for both recreational play and competitive development. Golf de Quiberon regularly organizes competitions with a published calendar of events. The pitch and putt format makes it an ideal training ground for short game development and swing technique refinement, serving the local golfing community and visitors to the Quiberon peninsula.

Golf de Rebetz Follow

Hauts-de-France

Golf de Reims Follow

Grand Est

Golf de Rhuys Kerver Follow

Bretagne

Golf Bluegreen Rhuys-Kerver is an 18-hole course located on the Rhuys peninsula in Brittany, near Arzon and 15km from Vannes. Created in 1986, the course spans 60 hectares with a mix of coniferous and deciduous trees. Situated between land and sea with the Atlantic Ocean as its backdrop, the course features numerous water hazards and ditches that characterize its layout. The course is technically demanding, requiring players to navigate variable wind conditions typical of coastal settings. The hole 12 departure offers panoramic ocean views. The course presents challenges suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers, with varying difficulty levels throughout the 18 holes. The setting is notably authentic and distinctive, situated within the Rhuys natural bird reserve where herons, egrets, gulls, and other seabirds are regularly observed. The course is designated as eco-responsible and is considered among Brittany's most scenic golf courses. Golf carts and trolleys are not permitted on the course.