1 chemin des Vanneaux,
L'Isle Adam, Ile-de-France F-95290
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Francois GillotThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland and open countryside.
Designer:
Ronald (Ron) Fream
49.120982
2.263398
35 km N of centre of Paris.
Leave A16 at Jtn 11. If approaching from N. take direction Beaumont s/Oise at first roundabout to get back over motorway. If approaching from S. take direction "Golf" at first roundabout. After 1.3 km golf is on your R.
Golf de L'Isle Adam: From a very natural woodland setting you are twice confronted with a stiff climb onto a higher and more open plateau. The tight par-4 3rd starts the climb the first time, and the dramatic drop at the par-4 7th starts you down again. Then its back up at the 11th and down again after the 16th. All this may sound a bit up and down, but the course itself and the greenkeeping is of a consistently high standard.
As one of France’s lesser known gems, the mix of woodland and more open terrain works well. The greens here are nicely contoured without being rollercoasters, and the views over surrounding hills are very pleasing (although the EDF power plant reminds us the modern world is never far away).
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Handicap required.
Players generally walk this course.
Excellent
Allee des Marronniers, 95560 Maffliers
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L'Isle Adam
Chantilly; Apremont.
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