The course at the Evian Resort Golf Club is an 18-hole course (6,120 metres – 6, 693 yards, par 72) located in Evian-les-Bains, France. Its location on the shores of Lake Geneva, at the foot of the Alps, offers stunning views all the way round the course. It is one of the most beautiful golf courses in France.

Evian Resort Golf Club offers a venue fitting for the status of the Evian Championship and the talent of its champions, while also offering amateur players (minimum index:35) a course on which they can fully express their golf all year round.

In 148 acres of wooded parkland, over the years, the Evian Resort Golf Club has become a challenging course that has asserted its personality by offering the quality of a legendary championship course combined with the beauty of its exceptional setting. The incomparable viewpoints of Lake Geneva and the Alpine summits make this place one that is legendary and unforgettable.

From the golf resort website.

The golf course at Evian was originally developed by the Evian Mineral Water Company as a nine-hole track in 1904, which expanded to 18 holes in 1922. Between 1988 and 1990 it was completely overhauled by Cabell B. Robinson into the course we largely see today as host of the Evian Championship.