Golf Courses

Golf du Colorado Follow

La Réunion

Golf du Colorado is a 9-hole, par-35 course located in La Montagne on Réunion Island in the Indian Ocean. Opened in 1982, it stands as the highest golf course on the island at over 600 meters altitude, offering magnificent ocean views and pleasant temperatures maintained by consistent breezes. The course stretches 2,574 meters and features a verdant, rolling layout with varied hole designs. Several sloped holes present interesting challenges for players of all levels. A distinctive characteristic is the black sand in the bunkers, derived from volcanic activity on the island. The course is situated in the Colorado leisure area on the heights of Saint-Denis in the northern part of the island. Supporting facilities include a practice area with putting greens and bunkers, a fully-stocked pro-shop with rental equipment, and professional instruction from a certified coach. A clubhouse provides dining and a convivial atmosphere for members and visitors.

Golf du Comminges Follow

Occitanie

Golf du Comminges is a 9-hole municipal golf course located in Montréjeau, Haute-Garonne, in the Occitanie region of France. Designed by Alain Tignol and Gilbert Michaud, the course spans 2,709 meters with a par of 35 and a slope rating of 129. The relatively flat layout is situated alongside the Montréjeau lake, the Garonne and Neste rivers, with views of Pic du Midi de Bigorre. The course features 18 tees for varied play and is easily accessible from A64 highway exit 17. Additionally, the facility offers a 5-hole compact course for beginners, a practice range with 12 stations (three covered), and a putting green. The course accommodates recreational and competitive play, supported by state-certified instructors for golf lessons at all skill levels.

Golf Du Domaine De Manville Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf Du Domaine De Manville is an 18-hole course located in the Alpilles region of Provence, France. Designed with distinctive square greens, the course measures 5,500 meters and combines technical and playful elements. The layout respects the natural landscape, local geology, history, and native flora and fauna, reflecting a strong environmental commitment to water resource conservation. The course is characterized by its eco-responsible design philosophy, balancing challenge with playability across diverse terrain. Its setting within the Domaine de Manville resort provides scenic views of the Provençal countryside. The course hosts significant tournaments, notably the annual Manville Legends Cup held in October, which features international football and rugby legends competing together. The facility also operates a golf academy offering instruction for all levels, from junior golfers to experienced adults, utilizing specialized coaching methods to develop individual player performance. The academy includes competitive preparation programs alongside recreational instruction, positioning the course as both a championship venue and accessible facility for golfers of varying abilities.

Golf du Domaine du Brésil Follow

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Golf Club Domaine du Brésil is located in Goumoëns, approximately 15 minutes from Lausanne and Yverdon-les-Bains in the Gros-de-Vaud region of Switzerland. The course is set in a peaceful, verdant landscape characteristic of the area. The club features an 18-hole layout and offers play across varying tee positions for different player categories, including separate tees for men (yellow), women (red), and juniors organized by age. The course accommodates golfers of all levels, from beginners to advanced players. The Golf Academy, established in 2003 and marked by the influence of PGA pro Franck Ollivier, emphasizes the club's role as a training facility. Professional instruction is provided by certified Swiss Golf trainers, including Emilie Bruchez, who holds a Federal Diploma and Elite Coach certification. The course regularly hosts competitions and maintains an active social structure with various member sections and competitive teams. The club includes a public restaurant that has received media recognition for its quality and scenic terrace. Amenities include a pro shop managed by planetegolf.com and comprehensive facilities supporting competitive and recreational play.

Golf du Domaine Laforest Follow

Québec

Golf du domaine résidentiel naturiste La Jenny Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf du Domaine Résidentiel Naturiste La Jenny is the world's only naturist golf course, located within a 127-hectare naturist village in the Gironde region of France, between the Bay of Arcachon and Lacanau, approximately 60 kilometers from Bordeaux. The course is situated in a preserved natural environment with direct access to a white sandy beach along the Atlantic Ocean. The golf course is integrated into a comprehensive holiday resort that combines recreational amenities with naturist principles. While specific details about hole count, par, or designer are not provided in the available content, the course represents a unique offering in global golf tourism as the sole naturist golf facility. It operates seasonally from March through September and serves both as a sporting attraction and a key recreational facility for the village's 756 chalets spread across the estate. The course complements other facilities including a 1,000-square-meter swimming pool, tennis courts, and various wellness and sports activities, positioning golf as part of a broader leisure experience centered on naturist holiday accommodations and beach access.

Golf du Forez Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Forez is an 18-hole championship course located in Craintilleux in the Loire region of France, near Saint-Étienne. Set within a preserved natural environment, the course features a relatively flat layout with well-maintained greens and interesting hole designs. The course offers panoramic views of the Monts du Forez mountains, creating an exceptional setting for play. The course is characterized by several challenging par-4 holes that demand solid second shots, making it suitable for both beginner and experienced golfers. Notable features include quality practice facilities with covered driving ranges, a clubhouse, and an on-site restaurant called Le Birdie. The course is known for its meticulous maintenance and welcoming atmosphere, combining technical challenge with a focus on enjoyment and community. Golf du Forez emphasizes the golfing experience within a scenic landscape, offering both competitive play and social engagement for members and visitors.

Golf du Fort Follow

Grand Est

Golf du Fort is a 9-hole compact golf course located in Illkirch-Graffenstaden, Alsace, less than 15 minutes from Strasbourg city center. The course is designed to be accessible to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced golfers, and can be completed in approximately 1.5 hours, making it ideal for players with limited time. The facility features a well-maintained practice area with 45 stations, including 15 covered positions, along with a putting green and chipping zones. The course is equipped with Trackman Range technology, allowing players to analyze their shots and play virtual courses on simulators. The setting emphasizes a welcoming, unpretentious atmosphere in a verdant environment. Golf du Fort welcomes golfers of varying abilities and offers instruction through qualified professionals. The course emphasizes both the sporting and relaxation aspects of golf, with additional amenities including a restaurant and bar. The facility also offers Footgolf and maintains ecological zones supporting resident and migratory bird species, contributing to its role as a recreational destination in the region.

Golf du Genêt Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf du Genêt is a 9-hole course located in Saint-Barthélemy-de-Bussière in the Dordogne region of France, situated within the Périgord-Limousin regional natural park between Angoulême, Limoges, and Périgueux. Designed by Michel Gayon, the course plays to a par of 35 over 2,475 meters. The course offers a compact layout suitable for various skill levels, with green fees available for both individual and couple play, as well as multi-round packages. Equipment rental options include full sets, pull carts, and motorized buggies. A practice facility is also available on-site. Golf du Genêt operates daily from 9am to 7pm, with seasonal variations: closed Wednesdays from September through June, and open daily including Wednesdays during July and August. Saturday play requires advance reservation. The course serves as both a public facility accepting green fees and offers annual membership options for regular players.

Golf du Gévaudan - Domaine de Barres Follow

Occitanie

Golf du Gévaudan is a 9-hole course with a par of 36, extending across 2,875 meters. Located within a 27-hectare wooded park in Langogne, Lozère, the course overlooks Lac de Naussac, offering striking panoramic views of the landscape. The course is situated on the grounds of the Domaine de Barres estate, an 18th-century manor house redesigned by renowned architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte. The setting combines natural terrain with manicured fairways, taking advantage of the elevated position to provide dramatic vistas across the lake and surrounding countryside. The course operates as part of a comprehensive golf resort that includes hotel accommodations, dining facilities, and wellness amenities, making it suitable for both casual play and golf-focused vacations.

Golf du Gouverneur Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Gouverneur is the largest golf course in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, comprising 45 holes across three distinct courses: Le Breuil, Montaplan, and La Soche. Located in Monthieux, France, the course is situated within a unique natural setting characterized by the region's abundant ponds and wetlands, offering scenic landscapes throughout play. The course's defining characteristic is its predominant natural environment, where golfers encounter diverse terrain and wildlife habitats integrated into the layout. The setting provides views across the golf courses and surrounding countryside, creating an immersive experience within nature. Golf du Gouverneur has received recognition for its environmental commitment, obtaining the Silver Label "Golf for Biodiversity," demonstrating active conservation efforts on the courses. The facility operates as part of a larger domain that includes a 4-star hotel with 53 rooms and suites, a restaurant, and event spaces, positioning it as a comprehensive golf and hospitality destination in the region.

Golf du Grand-Bornand Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Grand-Bornand is a 9-hole course with par 30 located in the Bouchet Valley at the foot of the Aravis mountain chain in the French Alps. The relatively flat layout offers magnificent views of Pointe Percée, the chain's highest peak. Founded in 1987 by Marc Perrillat, the course has evolved from a single hole to its current 9-hole configuration, officially recognized by the French Golf Federation (ffgolf) by the mid-1990s. The facility accommodates both experienced and beginner golfers and includes a 200-meter practice range with 20 hitting stations (6 covered), a 9-hole pitch and putt course, putting green, and approach green. Additional amenities include a restaurant, bar, and pro-shop. The course operates seasonally from early May through late October, hosting competitions and welcoming group and corporate outings in a welcoming atmosphere.

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Liège

Golf du Haut Poitou Follow

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Golf du Haut-Poitou is an 18-hole championship course located near Poitiers in the Poitou region of France, designed by Harold J. Baker. The course is characterized by rolling terrain and woodland sections flanking the Lac de Saint-Cyr, with water hazards strategically positioned throughout. The layout combines wooded areas on hillsides with open sections featuring water obstacles, creating a technically challenging and diverse playing experience. The course gained recognition as host to an International Open professional tournament on the Alps Tour circuit for 13 consecutive years and continues to host an annual Pro-Am competition. In addition to the main 18-hole course, the facility offers a 9-hole compact course suitable for both beginners and experienced players, and a Pitch & Putt course with maximum hole lengths of 90 meters. The setting provides exceptional scenic views across the lake. Training facilities include a 40-position uncovered range, 28 covered positions, practice bunkers, two putting greens, and an approach green. The course emphasizes sustainable management practices and environmental conservation, supporting rare species including purple orchids and guinea fowl fritillaries on the property.

Golf du Haut-Bugey Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Havre - Octeville-sur-Mer Follow

Normandie

Located in Octeville-sur-Mer, Golf du Havre is an 18-hole course set among trees that are sometimes centuries old. The layout was developed over time rather than by a single architect, resulting in a course that winds through a landscape of mature vegetation. The facility also includes a Pitch & Putt course inaugurated in 2017, which features holes exceeding 150 meters and is designed to help players refine their short game. The course presents a variety of challenges, ranging from accessible par 4s to demanding long holes. The 11th hole stands as the longest on the course, requiring two long shots to set up an approach to the green. In contrast, the 17th is the shortest par 4, though it carries the risk of out-of-bounds penalties. The 6th hole is frequently played as a par 5 by club members during competitions due to its length, out-of-bounds hazards, and narrow green, making a bogey a respectable score. Significant hazards define the difficulty of several key holes. The 1st hole features out-of-bounds on the right side of the tee shot. The 4th hole is a long par 3 protected by four bunkers and a small green, while the 8th, known as "timbre poste," has the smallest green on the course and a deep bunker that becomes particularly difficult with headwinds. Water obstacles come into play on the 10th and 15th holes, the latter requiring a long drive to clear the water before an approach that must navigate between bunkers. The 18th hole provides a difficult finish, featuring a double plateau green that can complicate scoring in stroke play. Players are advised to play the left side of the fairway to maintain the best angle for the approach. The course is supported by extensive training facilities, including a 20-station covered practice area, a putting green, a chipping green, and a dedicated bunker zone. The historic clubhouse, which is nearly a century old, houses a restaurant and pro-shop.

Golf du Hazeau Follow

Grand Est

Golf du Hazeau is a 9-hole municipal course with a par of 35, located in Vittel, France. Established in 1991, the course sits within the renowned Vittel sports complex (CPO) at the edge of the Hazeau forest, creating a natural transition between the town and woodland that supports diverse flora and fauna. The layout features double tees on 6 holes, providing 15 different playing configurations suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers. The course is characterized by wide fairways and gently rolling terrain with minimal physical demands, though the seemingly spacious layout presents strategic challenges through careful bunkering and tree placement. The design incorporates several notable features including doglegs, elevated greens, out-of-bounds areas, and strategically positioned bunkers that demand precision rather than pure length. Hole 8 is identified as the course's most difficult par 4, while hole 3 is among the easiest. The terrain varies with some elevation changes and water management creating visual interest despite the modest length. Facilities include a welcoming clubhouse with bar and terrace, a 14-position practice range (4 covered), putting green, and approach green. The course is known for being one of France's most affordable public golf courses, emphasizing accessibility and democratic golf practice.

Golf du Kempferhof Follow

Grand Est

Golf du Kempferhof is an 18-hole championship course with a par 72 layout stretching 5,989 to 6,000 metres, designed by renowned architect Robert von Hagge. Located in Plobsheim, Alsace, approximately 15 minutes from Strasbourg, the course occupies an 85-hectare estate and opened in 1990. The course presents a significant challenge, featuring over 15 water hazards distributed across most holes, numerous large bunkers, and broad sculpted greens. Play takes place among hundred-year-old oak trees in a pastoral setting. The layout is notably merciless, testing both experienced and beginner golfers. The resort includes a château hotel and comprehensive training facilities. The golf academy features dedicated zones for short and long game practice, including a 1,000-square-metre putting green, chipping area with Scottish-style bunkers, sheltered practice stations equipped with TrackMan technology, and a studio offering swing analysis and instruction for all skill levels. The course is ranked among Europe's top 10 most beautiful golf courses and serves as both a championship venue and corporate seminar destination.

Golf du Lac d'Annecy Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Lac d'Annecy is a 10-hole golf course located in Haute-Savoie in the Rhône-Alpes region of France, situated on the natural reserve of Roc de Chère between Lake Annecy and the surrounding mountains. Founded in 1953, the course was designed by architect Cecil Blanford, representing a rare example of a golf course developed within a natural reserve. The course offers electric and manual golf carts along with a practice area. It serves both beginners and experienced golfers through instruction from three state-certified professionals, offering individual and group lessons, including a green card program. The club organizes regular competitions throughout the year, including weekly Thursday performance events and Saturday competitions. The setting combines lakeside and mountain landscapes, creating a distinctive Alpine environment. The course accommodates various skill levels and hosts numerous tournaments and social events. The facility also includes dining facilities and offers seminar spaces for groups, making it a multipurpose golf destination combining sport with the natural beauty of the Lake Annecy region.

Golf du Lac Ste-Marie Follow

Québec

Golf du Lac Ste-Marie is an 18-hole golf course located in the Haute-Gatineau Hills region of Quebec. The course is set within a natural landscape featuring the surrounding hills, offering scenic views that characterize the playing experience. Situated in a peaceful environment, the course presents players with a unique challenge while maintaining accessibility for golfers of varying skill levels. The facility includes a practice range for warm-up sessions and a clubhouse with a terrace overlooking both the golf course and the surrounding hillside terrain. The course is designed to take advantage of its natural setting, with the spectacular hill views serving as a defining characteristic of rounds played here. Beyond golf, the property and surrounding area support multiple recreational activities including water navigation, fishing, hunting, mountain biking, tennis, walking trails, and skiing options. The clubhouse operates a pro shop with golf merchandise and dining facilities. The venue also accommodates weddings, banquets, and special events, making it a multifaceted recreational destination in the Lac Ste-Marie region.

Golf du Lac Tignes Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf du Léman Follow

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Golf Du Luberon Follow

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf du Luberon is an 18-hole championship course located in Pierrevert, near Manosque in southeastern Provence, adjacent to the Luberon regional natural park. The course is situated in the heart of the Luberon region, offering scenic views of the Valensole plateau as a backdrop. The terrain reflects the natural landscape characteristics of Provence, providing a distinctive playing experience in this Mediterranean setting. The course features an on-site restaurant, La Gardette, which overlooks the layout and serves traditional Provençal cuisine. The facility accommodates both member and visitor play, with flexible seasonal hours reflecting the region's climate variations. The course supports competitive golf through its tournament program and offers golf instruction through its golf school. The setting combines the natural beauty of the Luberon landscape with modern golf amenities, making it a notable course in the Provence region.

Golf du Lys Follow

Hauts-de-France

Golf du Lys Chantilly is a prestigious country club located in Lamorlaye, France, featuring multiple golf courses with distinct characteristics. The club's primary course, Les Chênes, was designed by renowned architect Tom Simpson in 1929 and presents a genuine challenge to golfers of all levels through deceptive slopes and strategically positioned bunkers with raised edges. Les Bouleaux, designed by Patrick Cros in 1976 and refined by Robert Berthet in 1980, offers a shorter and narrower layout requiring superior precision and technical skill compared to Les Chênes. The course remains well-maintained and continues to challenge contemporary players. Additionally, the club features a Pitch & Putt course designed by Didier Fruchet in 2009, created to accommodate a broader audience while maintaining the club's country club philosophy. The facility encompasses tennis courts, a restaurant, and various recreational amenities, establishing it as a comprehensive sports and leisure destination in the Chantilly region.