Exclusive Journey in Paris, Omaha Beach & Mont Saint Michel!

The Vineuil Course, designed by Tom Simpson in 1909, is a masterpiece of classic golf architecture. Renowned for its narrow fairways, deep bunkers, and fast, undulating greens, it demands precision and strategic shot-making. Having hosted multiple editions of the Open de France, it is widely considered one of the finest championship courses in Europe.

The Longères Course, originally a shorter layout, was redesigned by Donald Steel to provide a more modern and accessible challenge. With wider fairways, larger greens, and a more forgiving setup, it offers a perfect complement to the demanding Vineuil Course while still providing an enjoyable and rewarding test of golf.

Both courses are set in a stunning natural environment, combining history, challenge, and elegance to make Golf de Chantilly a premier destination for golfers seeking a world-class experience.

Opened in 1909 and redesigned in 1920 by the legendary Tom Simpson, the Golf de Fontainebleau is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful and classic golf courses in France. Located in the heart of the Forêt de Fontainebleau, just 70 kilometers southeast of Paris, the course is surrounded by ancient oak, pine, and silver birch trees, and features striking natural elements such as sandy terrain, heather, and dramatic rock formations.

The 18-hole, par-72 course stretches over 6,000 meters and offers a truly strategic and picturesque round. Simpson’s design cleverly integrates the forest’s topography, with undulating fairways, blind tee shots, subtle doglegs, and small, sloping greens. Accuracy and course management are essential, as the fairways are tight and the greens well-guarded. Despite its relatively modest length, the course consistently challenges even the most skilled players.

What sets Fontainebleau apart is its atmosphere of timeless elegance and immersion in nature. The combination of strategic design and scenic beauty creates a tranquil, almost spiritual golf experience. It’s no surprise that the course is consistently ranked among the top 5 in France and frequently features in lists of Europe’s best.

The club itself reflects understated sophistication, with a traditional French clubhouse, refined dining, and a culture of discretion. It remains a private members’ club, with access generally reserved for members and their guests, which contributes to its exclusive ambiance and pristine conditions year-round.

For golfers seeking authenticity, heritage, and challenge in one of France’s most enchanting natural settings, Golf de Fontainebleau is an unforgettable destination — a living testament to early 20th-century course architecture.

Located atop the famous chalk cliffs of Normandy, just steps from the iconic sea arches of Étretat, the Golf d’Étretat delivers one of the most visually stunning and emotionally powerful golf experiences in France. First laid out in 1908 by Julien Chantepie with input from Arnaud Massy, the first Frenchman to win The Open Championship, the course offers a bold, traditional seaside layout infused with natural drama.

The 18-hole, par-72 course is a true test of links-style golf, shaped by coastal winds, uneven terrain, and strategic complexity. While not a pure links in the Scottish sense, the open landscape, firm fairways, and absence of trees give it a classic feel. The fairways roll along the cliffs, with several holes hugging the edges, providing breathtaking views and a strong sense of place.

The 10th and 11th holes are especially memorable, as they run parallel to the cliff edge, with nothing but sky and sea on the horizon. Wind plays a decisive role throughout the round, changing the strategy and character of many holes daily. The greens are medium-sized and subtly contoured, often exposed to gusts that challenge even the best putters.

Golf d’Étretat offers a relaxed, welcoming clubhouse with panoramic terraces, where players can enjoy views of the Channel and reflect on a round played among the elements. The course is open to visitors and is a favorite among international golfers looking for both beauty and challenge.

For those seeking a truly iconic setting, Golf d’Étretat is unforgettable, a place where golf becomes part of the landscape, and every shot is framed by sky, sea, and history.

Situated in Port-en-Bessin-Huppain, Normandy, Golf Omaha Beach is a 36-hole golf complex comprising two 18-hole courses: "La Mer" and "Le Manoir." Designed by Yves Bureau, the courses offer contrasting experiences that showcase the region's diverse landscapes.

The "La Mer" course, a par-72, features dramatic cliffside holes with panoramic views of the English Channel, most notably the 6th hole, where the green overlooks the harbor of Port-en-Bessin. This course challenges golfers with its elevation changes and coastal winds.

In contrast, the "Le Manoir" course, also a par-72, winds through the lush Normandy countryside, characterized by rolling hills, hedgerows, and traditional bocage terrain. This inland course offers a more sheltered and tranquil setting, appealing to golfers of all skill levels.

The clubhouse, housed in a renovated Norman farmhouse, provides amenities including a pro shop, restaurant, and practice facilities. The club's location near the historic D-Day landing sites adds a poignant historical dimension to the golfing experience.