Exclusive Journey in Montpellier

Opened in 1988, Golf de Montpellier Massane is situated in Baillargues, just east of Montpellier. Designed by Californian architect Ronald Fream, the 18-hole, par-72 course stretches over 6,237 meters and is known for its harmonious integration with the surrounding environment.

The course features a mix of open fairways and wooded areas, with water hazards and bunkers strategically placed to challenge players. The layout requires precision and thoughtful shot selection, catering to golfers of all skill levels.

As part of the Horizon Resort, the facility offers extensive amenities, including a hotel, spa, restaurant, and conference center. The resort's comprehensive offerings make it a popular destination for both leisure and business travelers seeking a complete golfing experience.

Opened in 1986 and located just outside Montpellier, the Golf de La Grande Motte is one of the largest golf complexes in southern France. Designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr., it features three courses totaling 42 holes, offering a diverse golfing experience for players of all levels.

The signature course, “Les Flamants Roses” (The Pink Flamingos), is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course stretching over 6,375 meters. True to the Trent Jones style, the layout features large fairways, expansive bunkers, and wide greens, all framed by Mediterranean vegetation and punctuated by water hazards that come into play on several holes. The course rewards smart strategy and long, confident ball striking — especially on the back nine, where lakes and wind present additional challenges.

The club also includes “Les Goélands”, an 18-hole course (par 68 – 4,694 m) that is shorter and more accessible but still tactically engaging, ideal for intermediate and improving golfers. A 9-hole course, “Les Mouettes” (par 28 – 1,152 m), provides quick rounds, beginner access, and short-game training opportunities.

Golf de La Grande Motte is a public golf facility, yet maintains high standards of maintenance and amenities. The clubhouse is contemporary and welcoming, with a pro shop, restaurant, and large terraces overlooking the course. Practice areas include a double-sided driving range, putting greens, and a short-game zone.

Thanks to its seaside location, abundant sunshine, and resort town atmosphere, Golf de La Grande Motte is a favorite among visitors to the Occitanie region — a place where serious golf meets Mediterranean leisure.

Established in 1989, the Golf International du Cap d’Agde is a premier golfing destination in southern France, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and challenging play. The course comprises three 9-hole loops, Alizés (Blue), Azur (White), and Volcan (Red), each designed to offer a distinct experience.

The Azur loop, also by Fream, measures 3,195 meters and winds through green oaks, pines, and palm trees. This course is characterized by several doglegs and water hazards, particularly from holes 6 to 9, where strategic club selection is crucial, especially on hole 7.

The Volcan course, crafted by Alain Prat, spans 3,000 meters and is set at the foot of Mont Saint-Loup. This loop offers a mix of pine forest and links-style holes, with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Hole 3 stands out for its panoramic vistas, demanding both concentration and precision.

The club's practice facilities are comprehensive, featuring a 42-station driving range (16 covered), two putting greens, and three approach greens. The clubhouse includes a pro shop, luxury locker rooms, and the "La Pléiade" restaurant, which offers a terrace with views over the course. Additionally, the Palmyra Golf Hotel provides on-site accommodation, enhancing the overall experience for visitors.

With its diverse course configurations, top-tier facilities, and stunning coastal setting, the Golf International du Cap d’Agde offers an exceptional golfing experience that combines technical challenge with natural beauty.