Experience Premier Golf in France Vacations.
France boasts over 600 courses, and the variety is staggering. You can find every style of golf in France, often designed by the world's most renowned architects.
True Links: Head to the Opal Coast in the north. Courses like Le Touquet (La Mer course) and Hardelot (Les Pins course) are classic, windswept links designs by the great Harry Colt and Tom Simpson that feel like they were plucked straight from the British Isles.
Championship Parkland: France is home to some of Europe's most majestic parkland courses. Golf de Morfontaine is consistently ranked the #1 course in Continental Europe (though it's highly private). Golf de Chantilly, set in a historic forest next to a grand château, is another masterpiece.
Modern Stadium Golf: France proved its mettle on the world stage by hosting the 2018 Ryder Cup. Le Golf National (Albatros Course) outside Paris is an American-style stadium course with a dramatic, water-filled finish that is one of the toughest and most thrilling tests in Europe. You can go and try to replicate the heroics you saw on TV.
Luxury Resorts: The South of France offers pure luxury. Terre Blanche Hotel Spa Golf Resort in Provence is a 36-hole European Tour destination that is consistently ranked among the best resorts on the continent. Down on the Côte d'Azur, courses like Royal Mougins Golf Resort put you right in the heart of the glamorous French Riviera.
The "Art de Vivre" (The Art of Living) Paired with Golf
This is the single biggest reason to choose France. A golf trip here isn't just about chasing a little white ball; it's a complete cultural immersion.
Gastronomy: The "19th hole" experience in France is on another level. Imagine finishing a round at Golf du Médoc near Bordeaux and then spending the afternoon touring the vineyards of Margaux or Saint-Émilion. Picture playing a classic course near Paris and having dinner at a bistro that has been perfecting its recipes for a century. The focus on quality food and wine is part of the national identity, and it elevates every part of your trip.
Culture & Scenery: You aren't just driving through generic countryside to get to the course. You're driving past 15th-century châteaux, fields of lavender in Provence, and historic WWII sites in Normandy. The golf is played within a stunning historical and cultural tapestry.
Paris
Why Go: Combine a trip to one of the world's greatest cities with a round at the formidable Ryder Cup venue, Le Golf National. You can also play historic and highly-ranked clubs like Golf de Fontainebleau, a stunning and rugged course set in a dense forest.
The Vibe: World-class golf meets world-class city life.
The French Riviera & Provence:
Why Go: For a sun-soaked, high-end golf vacation. Stay at luxurious resorts like Terre Blanche and enjoy the stunning scenery of the South of France. You're minutes away from the glamour of Cannes, Nice, and St. Tropez.
The Vibe: Luxury, immaculate conditions, and Mediterranean charm.
Bordeaux & The Southwest
Why Go: For the golfer who loves wine and food as much as the game. Play the 36 holes at Cabot Bordeaux (Châteaux and Vignes courses), then spend your afternoons indulging in the best food and wine the world has to offer.
The Vibe: Rustic elegance, culinary excellence, and fantastic golf.
Normandy
Why Go: For a trip steeped in history and traditional links golf. Play the wonderful courses of Le Touquet and Hardelot. Crucially, you can combine this with a moving visit to the D-Day beaches of Normandy and the American Cemetery at Omaha Beach, which has its own fantastic course overlooking the historic site.
The Vibe: Soulful, historic, and traditional.
If your group wants to do more than just play 36 holes a day and sit in a hotel bar, France is the answer. It’s for the golfers who appreciate that the experience around the game is just as important as the game itself.
You will play challenging and beautiful courses, but you will also create memories visiting ancient villages, tasting world-famous wines at their source, and enjoying a level of culinary delight that other golf destinations simply cannot match. It’s not just a golf trip; it’s a life experience.