Golf Courses

Golf de Son Muntaner Follow

Illes Balears

Golf de Son Muntaner is an 18-hole championship course located in Palma, Mallorca, designed by Kurt Rossknecht and opened in May 2000. Playing at 6,305 meters with a par of 72, the course features a maximum handicap of 36, accommodating golfers of all levels. The course is characterized by technical greens and wide fairways that reward strategic play, with each hole presenting unique challenges set within Mallorca's natural landscape. Son Muntaner is part of the exclusive European Tour Destinations network, the only course in the Balearic Islands with this prestigious designation alongside Son Vida and Son Quint. Notable innovations include a dual tee system for optimal play flow and a driving range equipped with advanced Top Tracer technology for real-time shot analysis. The facility also features a golf academy, practice areas, and comprehensive amenities including a pro shop, restaurant, and buggy rental. The course has hosted significant international tournaments, including the Mallorca Golf Open 2022 and the Mallorca Ladies Golf Open 2023. It has received the Golden Flag award from 59Club for six consecutive years, recognizing excellence in service and course maintenance. The layout includes par 3s, par 4s, and par 5s distributed across both nine-hole loops, providing varied strategic opportunities.

Golf de Son Quint Follow

Illes Balears

Golf de Son Quint is an 18-hole championship course located in Palma, Mallorca, Spain, inaugurated in May 2007. Designed by Ramón Espinosa and Kurt Rosskknecht, the course stretches 5,750 meters with a par of 71 and a minimum handicap requirement of 54. The layout features a relatively open and accessible design that rewards aggressive play and long-distance hitting, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers. The course is characterized by dynamic routing with spectacular views of Palma, particularly from holes 8 and 17. Hole 12, a par-3 of 195 meters, stands as the signature challenge-a precisely demanding shot over a frontal lake that tests control and accuracy. Part of the prestigious European Tour Destinations network, Golf de Son Quint has earned the Bronze Flag designation from 59Club, recognizing excellence in customer service and facilities. The course is situated in an idyllic environment with technical holes interspersed throughout the routing. Facilities include a driving range, chipping area, putting green, golf school, equipment rental, buggy and caddy services, and an on-site restaurant and bar.

Golf de Son Térmens Follow

Illes Balears

Golf de Son Térmens is an 18-hole, par-70 championship course located in the Serra de Tramuntana UNESCO World Heritage area near Bunyola, Mallorca, just 10 minutes from Palma and 20 minutes from the airport. Designed by the Harris Group and inaugurated in 1998, the course is renowned as one of the most ecologically integrated golf courses in the Balearic Islands. Set in a valley surrounded by mountains, the layout respects the natural landscape's characteristics while presenting a continuous challenge. The course demands precision to keep the ball in the fairways and is recognized as one of Mallorca's most difficult tests. The distinctive flora and fauna of the region enhance the playing experience, offering golfers immersed in nature a unique environment that rewards both skill and strategic play. Son Térmens combines challenging golf with environmental stewardship, providing an experience tailored for those who appreciate both competitive play and natural beauty. The course features modern amenities including a restaurant, terrace areas, and equipment rental services, complementing the distinctive mountain setting.

Golf de Son Vida Follow

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Golf de Son Vida is an 18-hole championship course located in the exclusive Son Vida residential area of Palma, Mallorca. Inaugurated in 1964 and designed by F.W. Hawtree, the course was redesigned in 2001 by Kurt Rosskneght. Playing to a par 71 with a length of 5,601 meters, it presents moderate difficulty with a minimum handicap requirement of 5.4. The course winds through majestic mansions within the Son Vida urbanization, demanding precise strategic play throughout. The signature finishing hole is a dramatic par 5 at 470 meters that challenges players with water hazards on the second shot, testing even experienced golfers. Son Vida holds significant tournament history as one of few Mallorca courses to host the European Tour twice-in 1990 and 1994. Notable victories include Severiano Ballesteros's triumph in 1990 and Barry Lane's win in 1994. The course has earned the prestigious Silver Flag award from 59club, recognizing excellence in customer service. As part of the European Tour Destinations network, Son Vida Golf maintains international standards and offers comprehensive facilities including practice areas, golf school, equipment rental, and dining options.

Golf de Spérone Follow

Corse

Golf de Spérone is an 18-hole championship course located near Bonifacio in southern Corsica, designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Senior. Stretching 6,106 meters, the course is set across 75 hectares of meticulously maintained terrain within dramatic natural landscape. The course is celebrated for its spectacular setting along the Tyrrhenian coast, featuring breathtaking views spanning from the Bonifacio cliffs to the Lavezzi islands and Sardinia on clear days. The signature 16th hole is particularly iconic, requiring players to drive over the sea-a distinctive feature that defines the course's character. The layout demands both audacity and precision, combining Mediterranean maquis, sea cliffs, and mountain terrain to create technically challenging greens that appeal to both amateur and experienced golfers. The course hosts several annual competitions including the Grand Prix de Spérone (April) and the Mid-Amateur and Senior Trophy (October). Facilities include a clubhouse with the U Sperun restaurant offering panoramic sea views, a pro shop, practice areas, and instruction programs led by resident pro Marc Aurele Simonpietri. The course accommodates junior development through a weekly youth academy program.

Golf de Supercrans Follow

Valais/Wallis

Golf de Supercrans is a 9-hole compact course located in Crans-Montana at Route de la Tour, offering an accessible option for golfers of all skill levels. The layout features water hazards and bunkers throughout, presenting moderate challenges suitable for both beginners without handicaps and experienced players, including children. The course is set in the Alpine Crans-Montana region and benefits from a scenic mountain environment typical of the area. On-site facilities include a putting green, practice net, and range balls to support player development. A relaxation terrace provides amenities for visitors. The course operates seasonally from June through October, with daily hours from 9am to 7pm. Pricing is kept accessible, with green fees ranging from CHF 10 for children to CHF 20 for adults, with rates applied per 18-hole round (two rounds possible). The facility emphasizes easy accessibility, offers parking and EV charging stations, and encourages advance booking via telephone reservation. Additionally, SuperCrans promotes Le Pré des Rêves, a charitable golf and tennis program providing free instruction to children in a supportive recreational environment.

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Occitanie

Golf de Teynac Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Teynac is an 18-hole golf course located in the Entre-deux-Mers region of Gironde, approximately 18 km from Bordeaux and 15 km from Libourne, near Saint-Émilion in the Bordeaux wine country. The course is situated on the grounds of a former wine estate, with the historic château now serving as guest accommodation and the former wine cellar converted into a clubhouse and restaurant. The par 68 layout features seven par 3s, eight par 4s, and three par 5s. The course is characterized by rolling terrain interspersed between vineyards and forests, presenting a technical challenge with its elevation changes and small greens. The design rewards precision over distance. Facilities include a 14-position practice range with seven covered stations and a putting green. Professional instruction is available from Jean Charles THOREUX. The estate offers on-site dining, a pro shop, guest rooms in the château, and a gîte for four people.

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Île-de-France

Golf de Tina Follow

Province Sud

Golf de Tina is an 18-hole course located in Nouméa, New Caledonia, situated directly beside the lagoon. The course is designed to accommodate players of all skill levels, offering a layout that balances accessibility with challenge. The terrain features well-maintained fairways that provide a firm, consistent surface for play. The setting offers views of the surrounding mountains and the lagoon, integrating the natural landscape of the Nouméa area into the golfing experience. The club maintains a practice facility with various training stations for players looking to refine their game before or after their round. Instruction is available through a team of professional coaches, including Julien Foret, Ophélie Rague, and Kevin Bosio, who cater to both beginners and experienced golfers. Golf de Tina hosts a regular schedule of competitions, ranging from summer challenges and senior tours to women's tournaments and professional events. The course also serves as a venue for business club activities and youth golf schools, fostering a community environment for both local and visiting golfers.

Golf de Toulouse - Seilh Follow

Occitanie

Golf de Toulouse-Seilh is situated on 140 hectares of verdant landscape in Occitanie, Haute-Garonne, located 5 minutes from Blagnac Airport and 30 minutes from Toulouse city center. Inaugurated in 1988 and designed by Jean Garraïalde and Jérémy Pern, the course features two 18-hole layouts. The Red Course measures 6,282 meters at Par 72 from the black tees, offering relatively flat terrain with diverse hole characteristics alternating between wooded sections, water hazards, and technically challenging shots. The Yellow Course spans 4,071 meters at Par 64 from the white tees, designed with a particularly technical layout featuring narrow fairways and multi-sloped greens, allowing completion in approximately 3 hours. The facility includes a comprehensive practice area with 50 stations-30 covered-plus putting and chipping greens and an approach bunker. Beyond the courses, the complex offers hotel accommodations, restaurant, swimming pool, and fitness facilities, establishing it as one of Europe's largest golf complexes.

Golf de Touraine Follow

Centre-Val de Loire

Golf de Touraine is located near Tours in the Loire Valley region of France, situated at Château de la Touche in Ballan Miré. This association-based golf course offers an exceptional setting in lush greenery, designed as a year-round golfing destination for both casual and competitive play. The course is described as technical and varied, featuring multiple water hazards throughout the layout. It presents genuine challenges across different hole lengths and difficulty levels, maintaining a reputation for excellent upkeep and maintenance. The terrain is noted as occasionally wet, with cart usage currently prohibited. The club emphasizes values of sport, sharing, and nature conservation while welcoming players of all generations. Beyond the course itself, Golf de Touraine features a restaurant and bar, a pro shop, and practice facilities including Trackman technology. The facility hosts various competitions throughout the year, including winter tournaments and inter-club matches. An attached golf school, Les Écureuils, provides instruction for developing players. The course maintains a friendly, associative atmosphere distinct from typical commercial private golf clubs, while operating with professional standards.

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Bretagne

Golf de Trousse-Chemise Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf de Trousse-Chemise is a 9-hole golf course located on Île de Ré, France. The course remains open year-round and offers a putting green, approach and bunker practice zones, and a practice area on marshland. The course features professional instruction and regularly hosts competitions and team events. The layout reflects the island's natural terrain, with the course designed to integrate with its marshy landscape characteristic of Île de Ré. Notable design work includes a renovation of hole 4 completed by architect Stuart Hallett, who has subsequently been engaged for a comprehensive course audit and planned improvements scheduled for 2026. The facility includes a clubhouse and pro-shop, serving both casual players and organized club teams. The course operates on seasonal schedules, with extended hours during peak season. Maintenance practices emphasize environmental stewardship, as evidenced by the club's biodiversity program and conservation measures implemented during challenging weather conditions.

Golf de Troyes la Cordelière Follow

Grand Est

Golf de Troyes la Cordelière is an 18-hole championship course located in Chaource, near Troyes in the Aube region of Champagne. The course features a par 72 layout measuring 5,896 meters and is situated at the foot of the Château de la Cordelière. Set against a backdrop of forest, the course winds across gently rolling terrain studded with century-old trees and water features that serve as natural hazards. The course is classified among France's finest golf courses and blends challenging natural obstacles with a picturesque setting. Originally developed on the former estate of the Counts Chandon de Briailles, the landscape combines the severity of demanding design elements with an elegant and serene environment. The varied terrain and strategic placement of water hazards create a course that appeals to golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining competitive integrity.

Golf de Val Grand Follow

Essonne

Golf de Val-Grand is an 18-hole championship course spanning 60 hectares located in Bondoufle, France. The layout features Scottish-style links design with prominent bunkering throughout the property. The course is set within a spacious landscape that provides elevated views over the playing areas. The facility caters to golfers of varying skill levels, offering junior coaching programs and hosting regular competitive events. The course maintains active tournament schedules and participates in reciprocal agreements with 11 partner golf clubs in the region, providing members with access to alternative venues. Beyond golf, Val-Grand features an on-site restaurant overlooking the course, serving traditional French cuisine. The venue hosts regular social events including musical evenings and afterwork gatherings, positioning itself as both a sporting facility and leisure destination. A pro shop provides equipment and branded apparel from Under Armour.

Golf de Val Queven Follow

Bretagne

Golf Bluegreen Val Queven is an 18-hole course nestled in the Scorff Valley near Lorient in Brittany, France. Established over 30 years ago on the former Kerrousseau estate, the course features wide fairways with substantial tree coverage and large, fast greens that demand precise reading for scoring success. Water hazards and strategic routing require sustained concentration throughout the round. The course concludes with a notable uphill par-4 on the 18th hole. While specific par and designer information is not provided, the layout emphasizes accuracy on approach shots and putting, particularly on the elevated greens. The setting offers pleasant woodland aesthetics typical of the regional landscape. The clubhouse provides dining facilities to complement the golfing experience, creating an overall welcoming atmosphere for players of varying abilities.

Golf de Valcros Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Located in La Londe-les-Maures on the slopes of the Massif des Maures, Golf de Valcros is an 18-hole course set within a 50-hectare landscape of cork oak forests. Designed by the prominent architect F. Hawtree and inaugurated in 1964, the layout follows the course of the Maravenne stream and is characterized by fairways, bunkers, and greens surrounded by olive trees and oleanders. The course measures 5,283 meters with a par of 70, offering a layout that requires precision and technique rather than brute physical power. The design reflects Hawtree’s traditional approach, integrating the existing terrain and preserving the natural environment rather than altering it aggressively. A notable feature of the course is the fourth hole, which was historically recognized as the smallest par in the world before its extension in the 1990s. The course layout is structured to allow golfers to evaluate their skills in both power and accuracy, with the green speed recorded at 2.95 meters. Valcros has a rich history of competitive play, having hosted various tournaments including the Grand Prix de Valcros. The course record of 62, or eight strokes under par, is held by Baptiste Escaravajal and Matthieu Berti, who achieved this score during the 2019 Grand Prix. The club, which counts approximately 600 members, continues to host regular competitions, including the 17th Trophée Seniors de Valcros, maintaining its reputation as a venue for serious golf within the Mediterranean landscape.

Golf de Valgarde Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf de Valgarde is an 18-hole golf course located in La Garde, Var, on France's Côte d'Azur. Positioned between the communes of Le Pradet, La Crau, and Carqueiranne, the course is situated approximately 15 minutes from Toulon and within an hour of Marseille, Fréjus, and Saint-Tropez. The course measures 5,480 meters and is accompanied by comprehensive practice facilities including a 50-station driving range with 20 covered and 8 lit positions, two putting greens totaling 1,000 square meters, grass driving areas, a Pitch & Putt facility, and a chipping zone with three targets. These facilities cater to both amateur and experienced golfers seeking performance improvement. The clubhouse, designed by renowned Saint-Tropez interior architect Patrick Guigues, houses a well-regarded restaurant featuring a large covered panoramic terrace. The restaurant is open to the public according to club regulations. Golf de Valgarde regularly hosts prestigious competitions and maintains an active club structure. The course positions itself as a principal golfing destination throughout the Var region.

GOLF DE VANNES ATLANTHEIX Follow

Bretagne

Golf de Vannes-Atlantheix is a 9-hole technical and recreational course located in Theix-Noyalo in the Morbihan gulf region of France. Opened in September 2018, the course is designed to accommodate all skill levels and offers flexible play options through three course configurations that serve different player abilities. The facility distinguishes itself through its environmental commitment, using neither irrigation nor pesticides. The course is open and playable year-round, featuring a relaxed atmosphere combined with technical and engaging hole design. The landscape provides pleasant views characteristic of the Morbihan region. Beyond the main layout, Golf de Vannes-Atlantheix offers a comprehensive 30-station practice facility, including a 12-position synthetic tee line and 10 covered stations. The Atlangolf Academy, directed by PGA professional Jean-François Le Gall and assisted by Philippe Leroux, provides instruction for all levels from junior golfers to senior players. The facility also includes a bar and restaurant, meeting rooms, and accommodates competitive play with ISP tournaments. The course combines technical challenge with recreational appeal, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced golfers.

Golf De Venarey Les Laumes Follow

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf de Vieille Toulouse Follow

Occitanie

Golf Club de Toulouse is an 18-hole, par 70 course located on the hills of Toulouse in the Vieille-Toulouse area. Positioned close to the city center while overlooking the Garonne River, the course offers exceptional viewpoints that appeal to golfers seeking diverse playing experiences. The landscape combines rolling terrain with panoramic vistas across the valley and river. Founded in 1950, the course reflects sporting and friendly values that define its heritage. The layout provides varied challenges suited to different skill levels, with the hillside setting creating natural elevation changes. The course operates year-round, welcoming both members and green-fee players. Facilities include a clubhouse, restaurant (Club 1950), pro shop, and practice area. The course is characterized by its integration into the Toulouse landscape, offering a mix of technical and scenic holes that maintain appeal across seasons.

Golf de Villacoublay-Air Follow

Île-de-France

Golf de Villars Follow

Vaud

Golf de Villars is an 18-hole golf course with a par of 69, stretching 5,288 meters in length. Founded in 1922, it sits at an altitude of 1,660 meters on a south-facing plateau in the Vaud Alps, offering panoramic views of the Alps and Mont-Blanc. The course is set within a dramatic mountain landscape and is open from mid-May to mid-November. The facility includes a clubhouse with restaurant, pro-shop, equipment rental, and changing rooms, as well as practice amenities including a covered driving range, approach green, and putting green. The course is accessible to those holding the required authorization. Golf de Villars combines challenging alpine golf with exceptional natural scenery and modern club infrastructure, catering to both members and visitors.