(Closed in 2009)
Paris
(Closed in 2013)
Paris
July/Aug only
Paris
Vert/Green course: designed by Harry Colt (1913).
Jaune/Yellow course: designed by Harry Colt and his partner John S.F. Morrison (1930).
Private club
Paris
Jack Nicklaus
Private club
Paris
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Private club
Paris
Fred Hawtree (Red and Blue courses)
Private club
Paris
Tom Simpson
Visitors welcome
Paris
Visitors welcome
Paris
Hubert Chesneau
Visitors welcome
Paris
Ronald (Ron) Fream
Visitors welcome
Paris
Visitors welcome
Paris
Bernhard Langer
Visitors welcome
Paris
Sir Henry Cotton
Visitors welcome
Paris
Visitors welcome
Paris
Visitors welcome
Paris
Visitors welcome
Paris
Patrice Leglise
Visitors welcome
Paris
Marc Adam and Patrick Fromanger
Visitors welcome
Paris
John Jacobs
Visitors welcome
Paris
Jean-Pascal Foures
Visitors welcome
Paris
Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Visitors welcome
Paris
Visitors welcome
Paris
Visitors welcome
Paris
Vignoly course: Arnold Palmer Design Company (2009).
Montpichet course: A. D'Ormesson (1987).
Visitors welcome
Paris
Ronald (Ron) Fream
Visitors welcome
Paris
Visitors welcome
Paris
Jean-Marie Poellot
Visitors welcome
Paris
Robert von Hagge & Rick Baril (of von Hagge Design Associates), with input from French Golf Federation project manager Hubert Chesneau.
Weekdays only
Paris
Original design by Julien Chantepie (1909); redesigned by Tom Simpson (1920) and later lengthened and modified by Fred Hawtree (1963).
Weekdays only
Paris
Harry Colt
Weekdays only
Paris
Weekdays only
Paris
Fred Hawtree
Weekdays only
Paris
Weekdays only
Paris
Original 18-hole Longères course designed in the 1920s by Tom Simpson, when he also redesigned the original 9-hole Vineuil course (extending it from 9 to 18 holes). The Longères suffered badly during WW2, and most of it was abandoned after the war. In the 1980s English architect David Steel brought five original Longères holes back into play, together with 13 new holes which he designed.
Weekdays only
Paris
Current layout designed by Tom Simpson in 1920.
Wkends restrictd
Paris
Robert von Hagge
Wkends restrictd
Paris
Robert von Hagge
Chevron Championship: the first women’s major championship of 2023 is played for the first time in Texas, having been uprooted from its home of 51 years at the Mission Hills Country Club, Rancho Mirage, California.
Italian Open: the 80th playing of this prestigious European event will see many 2023 Ryder Cup hopefuls build their “local knowledge” of the Marco Simone course in Rome. (May 4-7). Ryder Cup (Sept 29-Oct 1).
Jon Rahm: dedicated his emphatic Masters Tournament win to the late Seve Ballesteros. “Rahmbo’s” victory came on the day his fellow countryman and golfing inspiration would have turned 66 years of age.
Steve Stricker: four-time senior major championship winner, chases a fifth title as he defends at the 34th Regions Tradition (May 11-14), the first senior major of 2023.
Marco Simone Golf & Country Club: With a clubhouse that might befit a Roman Emperor, and a golf course to match, you can be sure of a memorable outing at Rome's most talked about golf facility.
Jim Fazio's original layout was much changed to create a modern Ryder Cup course ... now one of the Eternal City's (and Italy's) most revered.
Costa’s "Cruise & Golf" allows golfers and their families to combine a unique golfing experience with the relaxation and fun of a cruise on board Costa Smeralda. Golf enthusiasts are offered a choice from 23 top-quality golf clubs; their chosen courses are played during the ship’s port calls in Italy, France and Spain. While the golfers are driving the fairways, accompanying non-golfers are able to enjoy the amenities and activities on-board, or explore wonderful places on day excursions organised by Costa. Read more ...
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