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Golf du Médoc

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf du Mont Saint-Jean

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf du Mont-Saint-Jean is an 18-hole mountain golf course located in Haut-Jura at Les Rousses, approximately two kilometers from the Swiss border and close to Geneva and Lausanne. Set within a 60-hectare domain developed on the grounds of a former Jura farm, the course offers exceptional views of the Jura mountain range. The layout is designed to accommodate players of varying skill levels, with diverse terrain and atmospheric characteristics typical of mountain golf courses. The course emphasizes accessibility and enjoyment for all golfers while maintaining the natural landscape features of the Jura region. Beyond the golf course, the domaine includes a quality restaurant and three-star hotel, creating a comprehensive leisure destination. The facility operates seasonally and serves both members and visiting players, positioning itself as a unique mountain golf destination offering panoramic views and a distinctive alpine setting.

Golf du Mont-Dore

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Mont-Dore is a centennial course established in 1927, located in the Auvergne region at altitude. The course features an 18-hole par 68 layout with a demanding, technical design that emphasizes precision over power. The terrain is gently rolling, with fairways winding through century-old beech trees and gorse, while greens are situated on sometimes deceptive slopes that challenge players' accuracy. The setting showcases natural mountain landscape beauty, particularly atmospheric during morning mist. The course is accessible from May to November, transforming seasonally from vibrant summer green to golden autumn colors. Key characteristics include its mountain ambiance and the integration of natural topography into strategic play. The facility offers a warm, authentic clubhouse reflecting the Mont-Dore spirit of conviviality and simplicity rather than unnecessary grandeur. Amenities include the "Là-Haut" restaurant with panoramic views serving local cuisine, practice facilities, individual lessons, courses, equipment rental, and foot-golf for families. The course welcomes both regular golfers and beginners, offering instruction at various skill levels in an unpretentious, accessible mountain setting.

Golf du Palais Royal

Golf du Parc du Tremblay

Île-de-France

Located in Champigny-sur-Marne within the 73-hectare Parc du Tremblay in the Val-de-Marne department, Golf du Parc du Tremblay is a compact urban facility situated just east of Paris. The course is designed as a 9-hole layout with a par of 27, spanning a total distance of 928 meters. It is structured to allow players to complete the nine holes in approximately 90 minutes, effectively offering the equivalent of 18 holes in under three hours when played twice. The facility also includes a separate 6-hole pitch and putt course designed for beginners and families. The course is characterized by its challenging approach shots, with greens heavily defended by numerous bunkers. Holes 1, 6, 7, and 9 are classified as par 3s, featuring difficult green attacks that require precision. The 9th hole is notable for its length of 202 meters, allowing players to utilize a driver or wood off the tee. The layout is designed to be accessible yet demanding, serving as a reference point for compact urban golf design in France. Practice facilities are extensive, featuring 60 hitting stations, including 30 covered positions equipped with TrackMan Range technology. This setup allows for year-round training regardless of weather conditions. The practice area spans 250 meters and is equipped with numerous targets to help golfers work on various trajectories. The facility handles over five million balls annually, making it one of the most frequented practice grounds in the eastern Paris region. Golf du Parc du Tremblay has established itself as one of the first compact urban golf courses in France. Its design and efficiency were recognized by the French Golf Federation, which hosted a delegation from 15 European countries for a site visit in 2019. The course hosts ranking competitions for players with handicaps ranging from unclassified up to 26.5, catering to a wide spectrum of skill levels from beginners to more experienced golfers.

Golf du PEPS

Québec

Golf du PEPS is a dual-facility golf practice venue operated by Université Laval in Quebec City. The facility features both an indoor and outdoor component, catering to golfers of all skill levels. The indoor facility, newly constructed, spans over 5,000 square feet across two levels and includes 6 hitting bays, a practice green, and a golf simulator. It operates year-round and is accessible to university athletes and the general public. The outdoor facility offers 61 hitting stations on synthetic turf, a sand bunker, targets, a short-game area, and a mini-golf course. It operates seasonally (until mid-October) with extended evening hours and lighting. Both facilities provide instruction through group courses, private and semi-private lessons, and summer camps for youth. The course serves as a practice facility rather than a traditional 18-hole golf course, emphasizing skill development and recreational play. Notable amenities include equipment rental, food and beverage services, and flexible membership options. The venue accommodates golfers of varying ages and experience levels through tiered pricing structures and specialized programming.

Golf du Perche

Centre-Val de Loire

Golf du Perche is an independent 18-hole golf course located in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional du Perche in France. Established in 1987 by Philippe de Yturbe, the course was created by transforming the family estate of La Vallée des Aulnes into a golf club. The course spans approximately 55 hectares and features among the region's most scenic views. The layout winds through a natural, wooded landscape characterized by rolling valleys, wheat fields, and centuries-old trees, including varieties associated with the writer Chateaubriand. The terrain and setting emphasize the preservation of the natural environment. Golf du Perche welcomes all golfers and aims to create a friendly atmosphere centered around the sporting spirit and fair play values of golf. The course operates seasonally, opening April 1 through October 31 (9am-6pm) and November 1 through March 31 (10am-4pm). It features a restaurant called "Le Green" and a pro shop on-site, alongside membership and daily green fee options for both members and non-members.

Golf du Pic Saint-Loup

Occitanie

Golf du Pic Saint-Loup is located near Montpellier in the Hérault department, offering a distinctive golfing experience with panoramic views of Pic Saint-Loup and the Mediterranean Sea. The complex features three complementary courses: the 18-hole Puech course, designed by architect Robert Berthet in 2012, combining technical challenges with stunning landscape vistas; the historic 9-hole Coulondres course, originally created by renowned designer Donald Harradine in 1980, characterized by rolling terrain and authentic charm; and a compact 5-hole course ideal for beginners. The Puech course provides a strategic, panoramic experience, while Coulondres offers a more leisurely, scenic journey through the Languedoc landscape. The facility also includes a TopTracer-equipped practice range, professional golf academy, and on-site restaurant. In 2023, the course received Bronze Biodiversity certification from the French Golf Federation and the National Museum of Natural History, reflecting its environmental conservation commitment.

Golf Du Prieure

Île-de-France

Golf du Prieuré is a private country club located in Sailly, Yvelines, in the heart of the French Vexin region near Paris. The course features two championship 18-hole layouts designed by renowned Scottish architect Fred Hawtree in 1963. The East Course measures 5,937 meters and is characterized as technical, narrow, and rolling terrain. The West Course extends 6,148 meters and is considered a challenging reference for accomplished golfers. Both courses weave through the valleys of the Yvelines countryside, offering a traditional woodland routing without excessive narrowness. The defining feature of Golf du Prieuré is its exceptional 12th-century priory clubhouse, a classified historical monument dating to 1180, which anchors the property with architectural distinction. The facility operates as a members' club but welcomes public play on weekdays via green-fee reservation. Beyond golf, the country club offers a heated 33-meter swimming pool, two tennis courts, fitness facilities, a pétanque court, and a spa with shiatsu services, making it a comprehensive leisure destination in the Paris region.

Golf du Puy en Velay

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Puy en Velay is a 9-hole course situated at 800 meters altitude in the Puy en Velay region of France. The course overlooks the Ponot basin, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and is surrounded by distinctive volcanic formations that characterize the landscape. The club offers two layouts: a grand 9-hole course and a compact 6-hole course, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. The course's elevated position provides panoramic views across the volcanic terrain, creating a scenic setting that combines natural beauty with golfing challenges. The design incorporates varied tactical elements suited to different playing styles, from beginners to experienced golfers. The volcanic landscape and altitude create distinctive environmental characteristics that influence play conditions. Beyond standard golf, the facility offers FootGolf, a golf school for instruction, and open days for course discovery. The club emphasizes accessibility through initiation sessions and improvement programs, making it welcoming to players developing their skills as well as experienced competitors.

Golf du Rhin

Grand Est

Golf du Rhin is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, located in Chalampé at the confluence of three borders: Switzerland, Germany, and France. Established in 1969, the course is situated within a Natura 2000 protected natural reserve, offering a unique setting that combines natural serenity with challenging play. Ranked among the top 10 golf courses in the Grand Est region for maintenance and course quality, Golf du Rhin is designed to be both demanding and accessible to golfers of all levels. The course is recognized for its environmental commitments, having achieved eco-responsible certification multiple times and earning a Silver-level biodiversity label. Its multinational character makes it a distinctive social hub for the international golfing community. The course features professional instruction available through independent teaching professionals and hosts regular competitions and club events throughout the year.

Golf du Rochat

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Located in the Haut-Jura region of France, Golf du Rochat is an 18-hole course situated within the station of Les Rousses at an altitude of 1100 meters. The course is positioned approximately 45 minutes from the Swiss cities of Geneva and Lausanne, nestled within the Parc naturel du Haut-Jura. The layout is designed to respect the surrounding landscape and environment, integrating the natural topography of the Jura massif. The club facilities are housed in a typical Haut-Jura farmhouse, which serves as the clubhouse and provides dining, a pro-shop, and reception services. The restaurant is noted for its regional specialties and is located at the heart of the golf course, offering views of the park. The setting also places the course near cross-country ski tracks during the winter months. Recent developments at the course include the construction of a new putting green and new tees for the 7th hole, which are accessed past the covered practice area. The club organizes various competitions throughout the year, including the Coupe La Bonbonnière, a team event format where the best ball from the first shot determines the starting position for the remainder of the hole. The course also features specific tee times for members with a handicap index on Fridays.

Golf du Sart

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Located in Villeneuve d'Ascq, Golf du Sart is the oldest golf course in the Métropole, established in 1910. The course is a 7,100-yard, par-71 layout that has evolved significantly since its inception. It began as a 9-hole course designed by the Scottish architect Sir Allan Mac Beth on land owned by the Comte de Waziers. After World War I, the club expanded to 18 holes, and in 1935, the renowned English architect Sir Percy Boomer redesigned the layout. Further modifications in 1973, led by Bill Baker under the supervision of Michel Pollet and Jean Pierre Mory, lengthened the course by 100 meters by reworking holes 14, 15, and 16. The course is characterized as a "garden" style layout, described as short, narrow, and highly technical. It is situated within a green lung surrounded by the city, bordered by housing, the A22 highway, and the Jean Jaurès metro station. The terrain is heavily wooded, with numerous trees that disrupt ambitious drives and penalize long hitters. This design forces players to prioritize precision and strategy over distance, making it a challenging test for low-handicap golfers who must navigate tight fairways and small, well-defended greens. A key characteristic of the course is the placement of hazards, with danger often located behind the greens. The course demands careful club selection, particularly with short irons and wedges, to manage the approach shots. The layout is designed to accommodate all skill levels, though scratch golfers must develop a specific attack plan to score well. The club also maintains a practice facility and hosts various tournaments, including the Grand Prix Wallaert-Devilder.

Golf du Senonais

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf du Senonais is an 18-hole hybrid golf course located in Lixy, near Sens in the Yonne department of France, situated 15 minutes from Sens in rural countryside. The course spans 35 hectares and features a flexible design with 9 holes offering multiple tee positions, accommodating both beginners and experienced golfers. The layout allows players to customize their game experience based on skill level. The course includes a practice facility for swing development and a clubhouse with dining amenities. Golf du Senonais regularly hosts amateur and professional golf competitions for all ages in collaboration with local partners, fostering community engagement and competitive opportunities. The facility offers golf instruction through its professional school, welcoming young players from age six. The Sporting Association for the Promotion of Golf in the Senonais (ASPGS) organizes various competitions and events throughout the year, providing members opportunities to compete with regional golfers and improve their game. The setting emphasizes accessibility and community, with a welcoming atmosphere designed for golfers of all levels.

Golf du Soleil

Golf du Soleil features two championship courses set in a lush, exotic landscape near Morocco. The Championship course, designed in 1999, combines original character with Florida-inspired charm, appealing to golfers of all skill levels through its diverse layout. Both courses are thoughtfully landscaped with flowering gardens, decorative lakes, eucalyptus trees, and broom plants, creating a technically challenging yet visually stunning environment. Located three hours from Europe, the resort enjoys ideal year-round playing conditions with temperatures between 20-26 degrees Celsius, free from excessive heat that can inhibit performance. The courses benefit from majestic fountains and gentle ocean breezes that provide refreshing contrast to the verdant setting. Situated away from urban noise and congestion, Golf du Soleil offers a peaceful, bucolic sanctuary for golfers seeking both sporting challenge and relaxation. The facility accommodates players of varying abilities while maintaining the sophisticated design traditions characteristic of Moroccan golf courses.

Golf du Sporting Club de Vichy

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Sporting Club de Vichy is an 18-hole championship course located on the banks of the Allier River near Vichy, France. The course was originally designed as a 9-hole layout by Arnaud Massy, the renowned French golfer and British Open champion, with construction beginning in 1907. The original clubhouse was designed by architect Gustave Simon and the course officially opened on May 1, 1908, making it a centennial golf course. The layout takes advantage of the scenic riverside terrain along the Allier, offering players a picturesque setting within close proximity to the city of Vichy. The course is now an 18-hole facility that hosts regional competitions, including Auvergne committee championships. The club offers golf instruction through qualified professionals and operates a practice facility. The course maintains traditional golfing standards, with summer greens and restrictions on motorized carts to preserve the playing experience and landscape.

Golf du Stade Français - Courson

Essonne

Golf du Stade Français Courson is an 36-hole championship course situated on over 110 hectares in Essonne, approximately 35 kilometers south of Paris Orly airport. Designed by renowned architect Robert Von Hagg and inaugurated in June 1991, the course features eight lakes integrated throughout the layout, creating a challenging and scenic environment. The course offers multiple playing options through six different 18-hole combinations and four distinct 9-hole configurations (Green, Orange, Black, and Lilac), allowing varied experiences for different skill levels. The facility includes extensive practice amenities: a 60-station practice range with 12 covered bays, two putting greens totaling 2,000 square meters, and a 15-meter bunker with varied lie conditions. Recognized as one of Europe's premier courses, Golf du Stade Français Courson hosted French Open qualifications for 12 years and is listed among the world's finest courses by Rolex rankings. The course accommodates both casual and competitive play, with professional instruction available through two certified instructors and a junior golf school. Additional facilities include a full-service restaurant, seminar rooms, pro shop, and sauna facilities.

Golf du Stade Français Haras Lupin

Île-de-France

Golf du Stade Français Haras Lupin is a 9-hole course located in Vaucresson, approximately 15 minutes from Paris. The homologated course was elected best 9-hole golf course in Île-de-France in 2022 by Golf Magazine readers. Set on 26 hectares of verdant countryside, the course provides an ideal training facility for golfers of all levels, from beginners to experienced players. The facility features a 60-bay practice range and is designed to accommodate year-round play in all weather conditions. Described as both technical and recreational, the course is accessible to non-members through green fees. The peaceful, natural setting in an enclosed green space near Paris makes it a notable reference point among Parisian golf courses. Beyond golf, the Haras Lupin complex hosts multiple sports including field hockey, football, and rugby, with dedicated training grounds for these activities.

Golf du Thouarsais

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf du Totche

Occitanie

Golf du Totche is a 9-hole compact pitch and putt course located 3 kilometers from the center of Villefranche de Rouergue in Aveyron, France, and 2 kilometers from the Montauban-Cahors-Rodez road axis. Positioned at the edge of the Causse plateau, the course features a landscape characteristic of this limestone plateau region. The compact layout is designed to accommodate both golf beginners through shorter distances and experienced players seeking short-game practice, with all shots under 120 meters. This makes it ideal for developing technique and skill refinement. The course is complemented by a dedicated practice facility for full-swing instruction and teaching. The 9-hole design allows players to experience and enjoy golf in an accessible format while providing structured training opportunities. Golf du Totche recently joined the Golfy network, one of France and Europe's major golf networks, enhancing its offerings and connectivity within the broader golfing community.

Golf du Touquet

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Golf du Touquet is a prestigious 45-hole resort located in Le Touquet-Paris-Plage on the Côte d'Opale, approximately 2.5 hours from Paris, London, and Brussels. The facility comprises three distinct courses: La Mer (18 holes), recognized as France's premier links course; La Forêt (18 holes); and Le Manoir (9 holes), designed to accommodate golfers of all levels. Situated between forest and coastal dunes in a unique natural setting, Golf du Touquet combines challenging championship golf with scenic landscapes. The courses feature rolling terrain characteristic of links golf, with the seaside and woodland environments providing distinct playing experiences across the three layouts. The resort ranks among Europe's finest, positioned 85th in the 2025 Top 100 World Resorts and 25th among continental European courses. It has established itself as France's third-best resort. Beyond the courses, the facility includes an elegant four-star Manoir Hôtel with 41 rooms, gastronomic dining, and a connected practice facility with Trackman technology. Environmental sustainability remains central to operations, with comprehensive water management and biodiversity preservation programs in place.

Golf du Tremblay

Île-de-France

Golf du Tremblay sur Mauldre is a 9-hole golf course located in Le Tremblay-sur-Mauldre in the Paris region. The course features a layout equivalent in length to an 18-hole course, making it a full-length challenge despite its compact format. Characterized by significant elevation changes and demanding fairways, the course requires a driver for most tee shots, presenting technical challenges that appeal to golfers seeking a complete round without a full-day commitment. The terrain and landscape of the course are noted for their aesthetic qualities, making it recognized as one of the most beautiful and technical 9-hole courses in the Paris region. The facility includes a practice area and clubhouse with dining facilities. Golf du Tremblay is positioned as France's second-favorite golf course according to its marketing materials, offering qualified professional instruction and equipment services through Callaway fitting.

Golf du Val d'Amour

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Golf du Val d'Amour is a nine-hole course located in Parcey, in the Pays de Dole region of France, at the confluence of the Doubs and Loue rivers. The fairways are bordered by diverse hedgerows featuring poplars, birches, and willows, with extensive water features that attract waterfowl including swans, teals, and kingfishers. The course presents moderate technical difficulty, with numerous water hazards and out-of-bounds areas making it challenging while remaining accessible to all skill levels. It is situated within a Natura2000 protected zone, ensuring a natural environment. The facility includes a practice area with putting and chipping greens, plus three teaching holes for instruction. The recently renovated clubhouse features a fully equipped pro-shop and restaurant with terrace. A 3.5-kilometre walking path loops around the course, allowing non-golfers to experience the unique landscape created by the river confluence. The combination of natural beauty, water hazards, and teaching amenities makes this a distinctive destination course in eastern France.

Golf du Val d'Auzon

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Val d'Auzon is an 18-hole compact golf course located south of Clermont-Ferrand in Le Crest, France. The course features holes ranging from 42 to 124 meters, requiring precision and technical skill from players. Notable challenging holes include Hole 7, Hole 12, Hole 17, and Hole 18, each rated at difficulty level 5 out of 5, while Holes 1, 10, and 16 offer easier introductory play. Set within a natural environment, the course runs alongside a river and vegetation, creating a balanced harmony between golf and nature. The facility operates year-round with seasonal hours and emphasizes environmental responsibility through water autonomy and low-emission equipment. Beyond the course, Golf du Val d'Auzon offers a lit practice range with dedicated approach zones and putting green, a pro-shop carrying major brands, and an on-site restaurant called Le Bistronome serving fresh cuisine daily. The course hosts regular competitions and maintains a golf school for instruction. The compact layout provides an accessible yet challenging experience suitable for players of varying abilities.