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Golf de Saint-Germain

 

Set on a 74-hectare site in the heart of the royal forest that bears its name, Golf de Saint-Germain offers golfers the opportunity to play year-round on two exceptional courses, meticulously maintained and managed in accordance with the highest environmental standards.

Internationally renowned, the 18-hole championship course bears the unmistakable signature of golf architect Harry Colt. It alternates between holes carved through dense woodland and more open, heathland-style sections. Its characteristic deep bunkers, raised from the sand, and its large, subtly contoured greens are hallmarks of Colt’s design. The course’s naturally well-drained soil ensures outstanding playing conditions — even in winter.

More accessible, shorter but technically demanding, the 9-hole “Genêts” course offers players of all levels the chance to refine their game and work on precision. It is particularly appreciated in spring for the beauty of the surrounding vegetation that inspired its name, and in summer for its shaded fairways that provide a cool, peaceful round.

The Grand Course

The Grand Course is a true gem, ranked among the very finest in Europe.

Built on sandy soil that allows play all year round, its relatively flat layout immerses visitors in a forest of pines, heather, and broom, offering a symphony of colours and scents that change with the seasons. Its 92 strategically placed fine-sand bunkers and subtly contoured greens make it a course that demands both precision and thoughtful strategy.

Playing the Grand Course is like stepping back in time — a chance to experience firsthand the timeless genius of its creator, Harry S. Colt.

 

THE GENÊTS COURSE

For those wishing to learn the game or refine their technique, the “Genêts” course is a 9-hole layout designed by Harry Colt in 1922 — every bit as captivating as the Grand Course.

Short and varied, it allows players to work on all aspects of their game while enjoying the peaceful natural surroundings at the heart of the Saint-Germain forest.