Golf Courses

Golf de Saint-Germain-en-Laye ☆ Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de Saint-Germain-lès-Corbeil ☆ Follow

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 ☆ Follow

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 ☆ Follow

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.

Golf de Saint-Laurent-Nouan ☆ Follow

Centre-Val de Loire

Golf de Saint-Mathieu-de-Rioux ☆ Follow

Québec

Golf de Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche ☆ Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche is a prestigious private golf club established in 1959, located in Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche near Versailles, France. The club features two championship 18-hole courses-Le Bleu and Le Rouge-each measuring 6,300 meters, with notably fast greens among the finest in France. The clubhouse is housed in an elegant 18th-century farm that was formerly a royal dependency of the Palace of Versailles. The course has hosted major international competitions, including the World Championship in 1963 and the prestigious Lancôme Trophy for 34 consecutive years, a significant event on the European professional circuit. Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche has also produced numerous French national champions across all categories, reflecting its status as both a championship-caliber venue and a family-oriented club. The two courses are maintained at the highest standards with constant attention to the fairways and practice facilities. The club's design emphasizes both tradition and excellence, preserving its original character while continuously enhancing its facilities to maintain championship condition.

Golf de Saint-Omer ☆ Follow

Hauts-de-France

Golf de Saint-Omer (Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club) is located in Lumbres, near Saint-Omer in northern France, within the Aa valley. The facility features two distinct courses: the 18-hole Le Val course and the 9-hole La Haute Drève course. Le Val offers scenic panoramic views across the valley while following the undulating terrain, while La Haute Drève provides technical holes suitable for all skill levels. Certified as a "Golf Excellence Center" since 2007, the course is classified as sustainable golf. The facility includes a practice area with covered bays, approach greens, and putting green. The club hosts major annual events, including the French Open Paragolf and the Open Challenge Tour. Golf instruction is available through an academy directed by a professional, plus junior golf school and adaptive golf programs. An onsite hotel with 54 rooms, wellness facilities, restaurant, and bar accommodates golf visitors. Electric vehicle charging stations are available throughout the property.

Golf de Saint-Quentin - Mesnil ☆ Follow

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Golf de Saint-Quentin - Mesnil is an 18-hole golf course located in Mesnil Saint Laurent in the Hauts-de-France region of northern France. The course serves as the home venue for a well-established golf association with an active competitive program spanning multiple divisions and skill levels. The course features a standard layout accommodating golfers of varying abilities, with a handicap system managed through the French Golf Federation (FFG). The terrain and setting reflect the local Picardy landscape characteristic of the region. The course hosts numerous competitions throughout the year, including club championships, sponsored tournaments, and regional inter-club matches. Notable annual events include the Coupe Pierre Debrez, C-NET competitions, and Match-play Scramble tournaments. The facility maintains an active golf school and provides professional instruction. Recent facility improvements and maintenance work have been undertaken by IdVerde to maintain course condition. The clubhouse includes dining facilities and hosts both competitive and social events. The course is managed by an association structure with elected leadership, and maintains strong community engagement through charitable competitions and membership programs.

Golf de Saint-Quentin en Yvelines ☆ Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de Saint-Quentin en Yvelines is located in Île-de-France, approximately 40 minutes from central Paris, within a privileged setting bordering the Saint-Quentin pond nature reserve and the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines water sports facility. The course features two 18-hole layouts plus a compact 6-hole course. The Blue course, created in 1981 and redesigned in 2006, is longer and more straightforward, featuring wide fairways bordered by landscaped mounds on the opening eleven holes. The back nine transitions into a more challenging "Amen Corner" section from holes 12-15, with proximity to woods and out-of-bounds areas. The redesign added elevated mounds, three new holes, and repositioned tees to increase variety and playability. The Red course emphasizes technical precision and short-game proficiency, with elevated greens and narrow fairways requiring accuracy. The terrain alternates between flat sections and gentle rolling hills, accessible to golfers of all levels. The facility includes a 75-position practice range, putting and chipping greens, several stations equipped with Toptracer technology, a restaurant, and pro shop.

Golf de Saint-Saëns ☆ Follow

Normandie

Golf de Saint-Saëns is an 18-hole par 70 course stretching 6,009 meters, located in the heart of the Forêt d'Eawy, France's largest beech forest, between Rouen and Dieppe in Normandy. The 80-hectare estate features three distinct sections-river, forest, and plateau-each presenting different challenges and scenic characteristics. The course is characterized by its natural beauty and high maintenance standards, making it a prominent reference among Norman golf courses. The course has hosted a European tournament for many years, establishing its competitive credentials. The setting combines mature vegetation with varied terrain, offering golfers both aesthetic appeal and strategic play across the different landscape sections of the property.

Golf de Saint-Samson ☆ Follow

Bretagne

Golf de Saint-Sylvain d'Anjou ☆ Follow

Pays de la Loire

Golf de Sainte-Agathe ☆ Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf de Sainte-Agathe is an 18-hole associative golf course located in Montluçon, Allier, in the Auvergne region of France. The course spans over 60 hectares of natural landscape and measures 5,674 meters. The layout features fairways that blend aesthetics with technical challenge, incorporating wooded tee areas, water hazards, and double-plateau greens throughout the course. The terrain and setting provide variety across the holes, with the natural environment serving as a key characteristic of the design. The course is designed to be accessible to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. It operates as a member-based club while also offering a "Carte Verte" (Green Card) program for those learning the sport, which includes instruction and equipment. The facility includes a restaurant with a sun-facing terrace for dining and relaxation. The course maintains reciprocal arrangements with several other regional golf clubs, allowing members access to additional courses in the area.

Golf de Sainte-Maxime ☆ Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Located in Sainte-Maxime on the French Riviera, the Golf de Sainte-Maxime is an 18-hole course designed by architects Peter and Don Harradine. Opened in 1991, the layout was developed in two phases, with the first nine holes established on the site of a former military course before the remaining nine were added. The course is set within the Provençal garrigue, a landscape characterized by the presence of umbrella pines that dominate the terrain and frame the fairways. The setting provides sweeping views of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, with the course situated under the Massif des Maures. The terrain features significant elevation changes, including a steep slope leading to the clubhouse that has been noted as a distinctive feature of the site's topography. The layout challenges golfers with a variety of distances, ranging from short par-3s like the 166-yard fourth hole to long par-5s such as the 517-yard second hole from the back tees. The course hosts regular competitive events, most notably the Grand Prix de Sainte Maxime, which draws participants from the local golfing community. The club maintains an active competitive calendar and is known for its friendly atmosphere, supported by extensive practice facilities including a large practice area and putting green. The restaurant on-site offers dining with a terrace overlooking the golf course and the bay beyond.

Golf de Salies-de-Béarn ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf Club Hélios, located in Salies-de-Béarn in the Béarn region between Pau and Biarritz, features a 9-hole course with par 33 and 18 tees. The course is officially recognized and ranked in the top 10 nine-hole courses in France as of 2025. Set in a verdant, peaceful landscape near the spa facilities and casino, the course is situated approximately ten minutes' walk from the town center. The layout incorporates trees, bunkers, and water features throughout the design. The facility includes a practice area, pitching green, and chipping green. The club is easily accessible via the A64 motorway and is positioned conveniently between major airports at Pau and Biarritz, both approximately 45 minutes away. The course appeals to golfers seeking a relaxed playing environment while enjoying access to the region's thermal facilities and recreational amenities.

Golf de Salies-du-Salat ☆ Follow

Occitanie

Golf de Salives ☆ Follow

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf de Salives is a 9-hole natural course located approximately 35 kilometers northwest of Dijon in the Burgundy region of France. Opened in 1985, the course measures 2,800 meters and features a hilly terrain with significant elevation changes throughout. The layout offers different tee positions on the outbound and return nines, effectively functioning as an 18-hole experience. The course presents a technically challenging and strategic design suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Its primary characteristic is its immersion in natural, unspoiled landscapes, positioned near the medieval village of Salives. The setting emphasizes a peaceful, undisturbed environment away from crowded courses. The clubhouse features a terrace overlooking the course, providing views of the playing areas. The combination of topographical variation, natural setting, and strategic hole design makes Golf de Salives a distinctive provincial course in eastern France.

Golf de Salouël ☆ Follow

Hauts-de-France

The Golf de Salouël is a nine-hole course located in Salouël, just outside Amiens in the Hauts-de-France region of France. The 17-hectare site, situated on undulating terrain, features a total length of approximately 2,150 to 2,173 meters with a par of 33. The layout was designed by architects Mark Adam and Patrick Fromanger of Adam Golf Design, with the course opening in 1987 or 1988. The site was originally the location of the Coccinelle Parc amusement park before being repurposed for golf. The course is structured to accommodate a wide range of skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The nine holes vary in difficulty, with par 3s, par 4s, and a par 5 hole distributed throughout the round. Handicap indices for the holes range from 2 to 17, indicating a mix of accessible and more challenging segments. The facility includes a practice area, a putting green, and a small clubhouse, supporting both casual play and structured training. The club maintains an active competitive and educational program, hosting regular tournaments such as the Challenge Civodul and the Vision Cup. It also runs a golf school that serves between 50 and 120 young players, alongside veteran golfers. The course has received recognition for its environmental efforts, obtaining the Bronze label in the Golf for Biodiversity program. The club currently has over 600 licensed members, making it one of the more active golf associations in the region.

Golf de Sancerre ☆ Follow

Centre-Val de Loire

Golf de Sancerre is an 18-hole championship course located in Saint Thibault near Sancerre, in the Loire Valley region of France. The course features a par 72 layout with a length of 5,820 meters and is situated along the Loire River, with the Sancerre hillside forming a scenic backdrop. The design incorporates century-old trees throughout the layout and natural water hazards that define play. The course is recognized as one of the most attractive in central France, characterized by well-maintained greens and challenging design elements. Beyond the main course, the facility includes a homologated pitch and putt with six holes, a 650-square-meter putting green, and a comprehensive practice area with 25 stations. The clubhouse provides full amenities including a pro-shop, restaurant, and seminar facilities. The course is located approximately two hours from Paris and is positioned as a privileged golfing destination, enhanced by its proximity to the renowned Sancerrois vineyards.

Golf de Sarreguemines ☆ Follow

Grand Est

Golf de Saumane ☆ Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf de Saumane is an 18-hole championship course located in the Vaucluse hills, offering panoramic views of the Luberon and Alpilles mountains. Designed by Jean Garaïalde in 1989, the course draws inspiration from the Carpentras Canal and the region's naturally undulating landscape featuring rocky escarpments and small woods. The layout extends 6,191 meters from the white tees and incorporates 38 strategically positioned bunkers. The course features typical Provençal vegetation including pine trees, olive groves, and plantings of laurel, roses, lavender, and rosemary. Set near the picturesque village of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, just 3 kilometers away, the facility includes a pro shop, practice area, restaurant, bar, and panoramic terraces overlooking the course. An on-site residence with pool, tennis courts, and fitness facilities is also available. The club offers professional instruction through its golf school and hosts private events, conferences, and seminars.

Golf de Saumur ☆ Follow

Pays de la Loire

Golf de Saumur is a 9-hole par 36 course located in the heart of France's Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Designed by architects McCauley and Quenouille, the course features a technical layout with a slope rating of 139, bordered by woods and ponds that create a naturally enchanting setting. The course accommodates all skill levels, from beginners to experienced golfers, with narrow greens that demand precise approach shots. The terrain presents genuine challenges while maintaining playability for diverse abilities. Additional facilities include a 4-hole practice course, putting green, and 22 practice stations, with 10 covered bays for all-weather training. Positioned near the Château de Saumur and the Cadre Noir cavalry school, the course merges sport with cultural heritage. The setting emphasizes harmony between nature, technical play, and enjoyment of the game. The course is well-maintained and recognized for both its technical demands and natural beauty, offering an exceptional golfing experience within a distinctive Anjou landscape.

Golf de Seignosse ☆ Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Seignosse is an 18-hole championship course located in Seignosse, between the Atlantic Ocean and the Landes forest in Nouvelle Aquitaine, near Hossegor and approximately 20 kilometers from Moliets. The course was designed by renowned American architect Robert Von Hagge in collaboration with French architect Pierre Thévenin. Ranked in the top 50 best courses in Europe, Golf de Seignosse features distinctive rolling and winding fairways lined with century-old maritime pines that characterize the Côte d'Argent landscape. The course presents a significant technical challenge, requiring strategic play as it navigates through preserved natural terrain. The undulating fairways and positioning among the mature pine trees demand precision and course management skills from golfers of varying abilities. The facility spans 70 hectares and includes a practice area with Trackman Range technology, a restaurant, and additional amenities. The course demonstrates a strong commitment to environmental stewardship through water management programs, biodiversity preservation, and controlled use of phytosanitary products. It functions as part of the Resonance Golf Collection network.