Golf Courses - FRANCE

The Morfontaine story began in 1910 when a wealthy French duke decided to create his very own nine-hole golf course on gorgeous woodlands tucked away in a quiet pine forest outside of Paris. Tom Si...

Set in the rolling countryside of Picardie and surrounded by the enchanting Chantilly forest, the prestigious Golf de Chantilly is one of France's truly great golf clubs. Founded a short walk from ...

‘Les Bordes was one of my most gratifying personal and professional experiences.’ Robert von Hagge

One of Europe’s most high profile golf resorts, Les Bordes is a luxury retreat built on a se...

Golf de Fontainebleau is located in the picturesque tourist town of Fontainebleau, south of Paris. The layout opened in 1909, and was designed by the great English architect Tom Simpson, who manage...

An example of the patience needed to create good golf, Grand Saint Emilionnais Golf Club was the vision of the prominent Mourgue d’Algue family and took more than a dozen years from conception to r...

One of Europe’s premier golden era golf courses, the Pines Course at Hardelot in northern France was designed by legendary British architect Tom Simpson and first opened for play in 1934. The cours...

‘The Prince is one of the premier golf course designs of my life’ Robert Trent Jones. 

Possibly the world’s most exclusive golf club, Le Prince de Provence was actually conceived as part of m...

Lost holes of France’s #1 links course, La Mer at Le Touquet Golf Resort, restored to 1930s glory

(Le Touquet, France – June 26, 2017) – France’s #1 links, La Mer at Le Touquet Go...

Located a little north of Bordeaux, and surrounded by some of the region’s famous vineyards, is the 36-hole Golf du Médoc facility and its outstanding Châteaux Course designed by Bill Coore and bui...

Golf de Chiberta is a terrific old school layout in the south of France, designed for a fortunate membership by traditionalist Tom Simpson in 1927. With hints of both links and heathland, the cours...