Saint-André-des-Eaux,
nr La Baule, Pays-de-la-Loire F-44117
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Peter Dawson, Mathieu Bertrand and Nicolas GajanThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland and residential.
Designer:
Michel Gayon & Jacques Lebreton
18-hole par-72 Rouge course (6055 metres); 9-hole par-36 Vert (Green) course (2973 metres).
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70 km NW of Nantes
From N165 (E60) take exit La Baule and follow D765 direction La Baule. After 4.5 km turn right onto D574 and then D774 direction La Baule. After 17.3 km turn left onto D247 direction St Andre-des-Eaux. After 1.5 km Golf is on your left.
Golf Intl Barrière La Baule (Bleu course): Like the Rouge (Red) course at La Baule, the Bleu starts in a pleasant woodland setting before undergoing a dramatic change of character from the par-4 5th to the par-4 13th.
The middle section of the course is played in a large open expanse of slightly undulating terrain that, together with the new real estate developments, gives things a very American feel. When the wind is blowing, the water features that come into play at the 10th, 11th and 12th, can turn these holes into real card wreckers.
This is a pleasant enough course to play, with quite a strong start and finish, but in many respects the Bleu lacks the depth and classicism of the Red.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Handicap required.
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
Excellent
La Baule is part of the Group Lucien Barriere. The onsite accomodation features 150 suites and villas.
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