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Golf de Rimaison

Bretagne

Golf de Roquebrune

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf de Roquebrune is an 18-hole championship course located in the Var region between Cannes and Saint-Tropez on the French Côte d'Azur. Situated at 1308 route du golf in Roquebrune-sur-Argens, the course offers spectacular panoramic views across the Bay of Fréjus-Saint-Raphaël and towards the Massif des Maures mountains. The course presents a significant technical challenge, characterized by sinuous and narrow fairways that demand precision from golfers of all levels. It is consistently ranked among the most beautiful courses on the Côte d'Azur. Golf de Roquebrune operates as part of the Resonance Golf Collection and functions as a full resort destination with a 5-star hotel, pro shop, practice facilities, and an on-site restaurant called LOMA. The facility operates year-round and welcomes both casual players and members. It offers various programs including beginner instruction, performance coaching, and hosts competitions. The course maintains high maintenance standards, including specialized green care techniques. Green-fee bookings are available online, and the course accommodates both manual and electric golf carts.

Golf de Rosny-sous-Bois

Île-de-France

Golf de Rosny-sous-Bois is a 9-hole course located in an oasis of greenery within the Rosny business park in Seine-Saint-Denis, approximately 4 kilometers from the gates of Paris. Designed by Olivier Brizon and established in 1988, the course features a par 33 layout spanning 1,907 meters, comprising one par 5, four par 4s, and four par 3s. The course is characterized by its strategic design that encourages thoughtful shot selection, making it accessible to both experienced golfers and beginners. The nine holes are magnificently tree-lined, providing an attractive natural setting. The layout's design philosophy allows players of all skill levels to enjoy the course while maintaining a challenge through strategic positioning. Facilities include a 35-post practice range with 15 covered stations, a putting green, and approach zones with bunkers. The course operates year-round with seasonal hours and offers instruction through the UGOLF Academy, including free introductory sessions. A restaurant accommodating up to 80 people and a pro shop are available on-site, along with club and cart rentals.

Golf de Rouen La Forêt Verte

Normandie

Golf de Rouen Mont St Aignan

Normandie

Golf de Rougemont

Namur

Located on the heights of Profondeville between Namur and Dinant, Golf de Rougemont is a member-owned club founded in 1988. The course presents an 18-hole layout with a par of 72 and a total length of 5,620 meters. The design emphasizes precision over length, featuring a variety of holes that do not resemble one another. The terrain is characterized by significant elevation changes, with many holes opening onto views of the Meuse valley and the surrounding Condroz hills. The club is housed in a castle from the early 20th century, typical of Mosan architecture with its two bulbous structures, which was fully renovated in 2019. The facility includes a panoramic terrace overlooking the valley. The course is known for its technical nature, often featuring narrow fairways and fast greens. While not extremely long, the course demands accuracy, with players navigating through varied landscapes that include views of nearby forests and quarries. The club operates on a membership basis, managed by volunteers, creating a unique atmosphere where members feel at home. Visitors are welcomed, and the club offers initiation programs for beginners. The course layout requires players to rely on skill rather than power, with the elevation changes and narrow landing areas adding to the challenge. The greens are described as excellent and very fast, contributing to the technical difficulty of the round.

Golf de Rougemont-le-Château

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf de Rougemont-le-Chateau is an exceptional 60-hectare golf course located in the Belfort region at the foot of the Vosges mountains in eastern France. The course is designed to accommodate both professional and beginner golfers, featuring an 18-hole layout that requires approximately 4-5 hours to complete. The terrain is notably undulating and physically demanding, particularly for those walking the course, with several significant elevation changes throughout the round. The course is characterised by well-maintained fairways and greens in excellent condition. The setting offers spectacular natural surroundings with panoramic views of the Vosges landscape, and on clear days, views extending toward the Alps. A signature feature is the on-site restaurant with a panoramic terrace overlooking the golf course, providing dining facilities with a wine selection. The facility includes a professional golf school with state-certified instructors offering both group and individual lessons, equipment rental services, and hosts regular competitions including the Grand Prix de Rougemont. The course caters to various skill levels through initiation programmes and green fee access for visitors.

Golf de Royan

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Royan is an 18-hole championship course located in Saint Palais sur Mer in the Charente-Maritime region of France. Designed within the Coubre forest, the course uniquely integrates natural dunes and pine trees throughout its layout, creating a distinctive parkland setting. The course winds through a landscape of maritime pines with panoramic views across the fairways. The course presents a notable challenge for golfers of varying skill levels, with its design emphasizing the natural terrain and forest environment. Key characteristics include the strategic use of natural dunes and the demanding navigation through wooded areas. The course hosts an active competition calendar featuring seasonal events such as winter pitch and putt tournaments, senior tours, and club championships. Facilities include a full-service restaurant with panoramic views of the course, a professional practice academy, and a pro shop. The course benefits from professional instruction and maintains an active membership program. As an established club with regular tournament play and a strong community presence, Golf de Royan serves as both a competitive venue and a recreational facility for golfers in the Royan region.

Golf de Royat-Charade

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Sablé-Solesmes

Pays de la Loire

Golf de Sablé-Solesmes is a 27-hole championship course plus a 9-hole compact layout designed by renowned French architect Michel Gayon. Located in Sablé-sur-Sarthe in northwestern France, the course occupies 140 hectares between the forest and the banks of the Sarthe River, offering scenic views throughout the seasons. The course was created by Raymond Bellanger, who transformed rural woodland and natural ponds into a distinctive landscape that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding nature. Designed to accommodate all skill levels, the course emphasizes quality construction, environmental respect, and aesthetic harmony between tradition and modernity. The setting combines natural beauty with modern facilities, including a clubhouse featuring a bar, restaurant, salons, and seminar rooms with course views. The terrain features water hazards from natural ponds and the Sarthe River, creating strategic challenges throughout the layout. The course is recognized as one of the finest in the region and among the most beautiful golf courses in France, making it a notable destination for golfers and visitors alike.

Golf De Saint Donat

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf De Saint Donat is an 18-hole championship course designed by Robert Trent Jones Junior, located in the heart of the Riviera near Cannes and Grasse in southern France. The Par 71 layout measures 6,031 meters and features diverse routing through tree-lined landscapes with naturally rolling terrain. The course is characterized by its undulating topography adorned with gentle curves and natural hazards, avoiding artificial elements to maintain authenticity. The facility includes a 24-bay practice range, a 9-hole compact course, three practice greens, and professional instruction. A 100-square-meter pro shop and the on-site restaurant La Closerie complete the amenities. Situated between the Mediterranean Sea and mountains, the course benefits from an ideal geographical location at a historic estate. The course hosts regular competitions and tournaments throughout the year, establishing itself as an active competitive venue in the region.

GOLF DE SAINT ENDREOL

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1 upcoming event

Golf de Saint Endréol is an 18-hole championship course located in La Motte, between Provence and the Côte d'Azur in southeastern France. The course winds along the Endre River, which inspired the domain's name, and is dominated by the impressive Rocher de Roquebrune rock formation. The rolling terrain features diverse hole designs that accommodate golfers of all skill levels, offering a wide range of shot requirements in a natural, peaceful setting. The course is part of the larger Domaine de Saint Endréol Golf & Spa Resort, a 150-hectare property that combines golf with luxury resort amenities. Beyond the fairways, the domain provides a 2,000-square-meter spa, tennis facilities, restaurant, and residential accommodations, making it a comprehensive golf and leisure destination rather than a standalone course.

Golf de Saint Martin de Crau

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf de Saint Martin de Crau is a municipal 9-hole golf course located in the Crau plain near Saint Martin de Crau, France. The course features a par 32 layout with a total length of 2,037 meters, comprising four par-3 holes and five par-4 holes. Situated in a low-lying basin area typical of the Crau region, the course was developed incrementally through the initiative of golf enthusiasts with municipal support and continues to undergo regular maintenance and improvements. The layout incorporates strategic water hazards and bunkers throughout, with notable features including water obstacles on multiple holes that offer strategic options for different skill levels. Each hole includes specific design challenges, from narrow fairways bordered by water and out-of-bounds areas to elevated greens requiring careful approach shot selection. The course is accessible to beginners while offering progression opportunities within a welcoming atmosphere. The facility includes practice amenities with four covered stations and eight grass practice areas. The golf association organizes approximately 20 competitions annually, including friendly matches and team championships, while teams participate in departmental and league competitions.

Golf de Saint-Aubin

Île-de-France

Golf Bluegreen Saint-Aubin is a unique golf facility in Île-de-France located 35 kilometers from central Paris near the Chevreuse Valley. The course features three complementary layouts: an 18-hole course, a 9-hole course, and a 6-hole pitch-and-putt course, designed to accommodate golfers of all levels and ages. The facility was completely renovated in 2018 and includes a comprehensive practice area with 70 stations, 35 of which are covered, equipped with synthetic targets. The courses are described as accessible and pedagogically structured to allow progression based on golfer skill level and age. Additional amenities include a mini-golf course, an 80-square-meter pro-shop, and a restaurant. The golf school serves approximately 100 children with regular animations and on-course play. The facility is managed by Bluegreen and staffed with certified instructors offering individual and group lessons tailored to various practice levels.

Golf de Saint-Cast Pen Guen

Bretagne

Golf de Saint-Cast Pen Guen is a links-style golf course established in 1926, located in Saint-Cast-le-Guildo in Brittany, France. The 18-hole course is situated between dunes and cliffs, offering spectacular views of Pen Guen beach and the Ebihens archipelago. The sea accompanies players throughout the entire layout, creating a distinctive coastal setting. The course features sandy soil and traditional links design, making it accessible to golfers of all abilities and playable in various weather conditions. Its natural terrain and oceanside positioning provide both scenic beauty and characteristic links challenges. The course has earned recognition approaching its centennial milestone since its 1926 foundation. Golf de Saint-Cast offers professional instruction through its golf academy, with lessons available for both adults and juniors, including holiday camps and individual coaching. The facility includes a pro shop and an on-site restaurant, Le 19ème, which serves locally-sourced cuisine daily from noon to 3 PM and welcomes both golfers and non-golfers.

Golf de Saint-Claude

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf de Saint-Cloud

Île-de-France

Golf de Saint-Cloud is a prestigious private club inaugurated in 1913, located in Garches, Rueil-Malmaison, and Vaucresson near Paris. The club features two 18-hole courses: the Green Course (Vert) and the Yellow Course (Jaune). The Green Course was designed by Harry Shapland Colt, a pioneering golf architect, and has hosted the French Open 14 times, establishing itself as the historic venue for the French Open Juniors (Esmond Cup). The course offers spectacular views of the Eiffel Tower, visible in line with the 8th hole on the Green Course and the 18th hole on the Yellow Course. Saint-Cloud has achieved remarkable competitive success, particularly in amateur golf, with 26 French Championship victories in the ladies' category. The club hosts the biennial Grand Prix de Saint-Cloud, named after founder Henry Cachard and Jacques Petit-Le Roy, a distinguished amateur player and member. Ranked among Rolex's top 1000 golf courses worldwide, Golf de Saint-Cloud combines championship-caliber golf with extensive facilities including a driving range, pro shop, wellness center, and three tennis courts. The club emphasizes sportsmanship, family spirit, and conviviality as core values.

Golf de Saint-Cyprien

Occitanie

Golf de Saint-Cyprien is a 27-hole resort course located in Languedoc-Roussillon, near the Mediterranean coast, just 500 meters from the beach between Canet-en-Roussillon and Saint-Cyprien. Designed by Scottish architects and opened in 1976, the facility comprises two courses. The "Canigou-Étang" course features 18 holes stretching over 6,000 meters through natural Roussillon terrain, with views of both the Mediterranean Sea and Canet Lake, set against the backdrop of Mount Canigou. The "La Forêt" course offers 9 technically challenging holes through a pine and eucalyptus forest. The course welcomes players of all levels year-round, with over 320 days of annual sunshine. The layout accommodates beginners and experienced golfers alike, set within an ornithological reserve and pinewood setting. Recent renovations include complete green renovations on holes 1, 2, and 9 of the Canigou course. The facility emphasizes environmental commitment, utilizing 100% recycled water irrigation and maintaining ecological standards. Additional amenities include a practice range, pro shop, and clubhouse café serving light refreshments.

Golf de Saint-Gabriel

Occitanie

Golf de Saint-Georges

Normandie

Golf de Saint-Germain-en-Laye

Île-de-France

Golf de Saint-Germain-lès-Corbeil

Île-de-France

Golf de Saint-Germain-lès-Corbeil is an 18-hole championship course located in the Essonne department, 30 kilometers southeast of Paris, situated at the edge of the Sénart forest. Designed by Pierrick Drancourt in 1989 with assistance from Gaëtan Mourgue d'Algue, a 25-time French Champion, the course spans 65 hectares and features a par 70 layout with a length of 5,762 meters. The course presents a varied and balanced design across an exceptional natural setting. The facility includes extensive practice amenities, featuring a 45-station range with 10 covered bays and three tee lines, a dedicated putting green with nine training holes, and a chipping area. The golf course operates daily year-round and offers comprehensive services including professional instruction through UGOLF Academy, equipment rental, a pro shop, restaurant facilities, and meeting spaces for corporate events. The course hosts regular competitions and maintains an active tournament schedule throughout the year.

Golf de Saint-Jean-de-Monts

Pays de la Loire

Golf de Saint-Jean-de-Monts is an 18-hole Scottish-style links course located in the Vendée region of France, opened in 1988. The course measures 5,896 metres with a par of 72. Its distinctive layout divides play between contrasting landscapes: the front nine holes wind through pine and oak forests where wildlife such as deer may be spotted, while the back nine holes run alongside the Atlantic Ocean, offering spectacular views towards Île d'Yeu. Built on sandy subsoil, the course benefits from the Vendée coast's mild winter climate, allowing year-round play in all seasons. This genuine links course presents various challenges that shift with seasonal changes, weather conditions, light, and wind patterns. The course has been regularly ranked among France's 30 most beautiful golf courses. It is situated within a fragile natural environment that the club actively protects. Facilities include a driving range, a 6-hole pitch and putt course, professional tuition, and a clubhouse with restaurant and pro shop.

Golf de Saint-Julien

Normandie

Golf Barrière Saint-Julien, opened in 1989, is located in the Pays d'Auge region near Pont-l'Évêque in Normandy. Designed by Alain Pratt and Bill Baker with British architectural inspiration, the course features two distinct layouts spanning 90 hectares of meticulously maintained grounds. Le Vallon is an 18-hole championship course (6,035 meters, Par 72) that overlooks the Touques valley. It presents a relatively straightforward front nine with numerous birdie opportunities for experienced players, set against panoramic vistas of flowering apple orchards typical of the Norman landscape. Le Bocage, a 9-hole course (2,258 meters, Par 33), is designed for less advanced players and intermediate golfers. Its minimal rough makes it ideal for beginners seeking to develop their skills. The facility includes comprehensive practice areas: 10 covered and 20 open driving range stations, a putting green, practice bunker, and approach green. The Golf Barrière Academy, led by instructor Julien Xanthopoulos, offers instruction programs for all levels. A clubhouse positioned overlooking the greens provides regional cuisine and exceptional countryside views.