Golf de Fontcaude

About the club

Created by the New Zealand architect Chris Pittman in 1991 on an 80-hectare scrubland estate, the 18-hole "International" course offers an interesting challenge for players of all levels. Its technicality makes it a challenging course, and the greens are renowned for their quality and speed. The first seven holes are designed on small hills of garrigue, therefore a little hilly, many tee-offs are blind, the attacks of greens a little elevated, make it a game in constant challenge that puts the confidence of the game to hard test. From 8 to 13, the tees are more open, and less danger allows for a more relaxed game. From 14 to 18, technicality is still required (some blind greens) but this time with wider fairways and large doglegs. Without a doubt, the 18-hole "International" course is the guarantee of a very busy game, for two or more players.