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South East France

From a golf course perspective, Provence is perhaps the premier region and at Vidauban you’ll find (if invited) one of the country’s most private golf clubs and also one of the country’s most accessible facilities. It may be tricky to get a game at Prince de Provence, but it’s resort golf at its absolute finest at the 36-hole Four Seasons Terre Blanche. Heading down to the south of France you’ll find the Pete Dye and PB Dye layout at Barbaroux, Léonard Morandi and Donald Harradine’s Nimes-Campagne, Robert von Hagge’s Royal Royal Mougins and the highly regarded Gary Player-designed Chateau de Taulane among numerous other fine French golf courses.

  1. Terre Blanche (Château)

    South East France, France

    Terre Blanche (Château)

    Dave Thomas slipped the Château course at Terre Blanche Hotel Spa & Golf Resort onto the Provence landscape like a hand sliding into a silk glove.

  2. Vidauban Golf Club

    South East France, France

    Vidauban Golf Club

    Founded in 1999 at Vidauban, and originally named Prince de Provence, Vidauban was fashioned by the full complement of Robert Trent Joneses.

  3. Barbaroux

    South East France, France

    Barbaroux

    If you like variation, entertainment and interesting holes, Barbaroux is the course for you. Nobody could ever accuse it of being boring.

  4. Royal Mougins

    South East France, France

    Royal Mougins

    Royal Mougins, open since 1993, reposes in a secluded valley near the town of Mougins and a short drive from Cannes.

  5. Evian

    South East France, France

    Evian

    The golf course at Evian dates back to 1904, when the Société des Eaux Minérales d’Evian commissioned Willie Park Jr. to construct a 9-hole layout on a wonderfully scenic site overlooking Lake Geneva.

  6. Lyon (Les Sangliers)

    South East France, France

    Lyon (Les Sangliers)

    Villette d’Anthon was one of the first and biggest golf developments in the Rhone region and the championship Sangliers course at Golf Club de Lyon was built in 1991.

  7. Maison Blanche (Les Sources)

    South East France, France

    Maison Blanche (Les Sources)

    The 18-hole Les Sources​ was designed as a championship course from the beginning, and in fact it has hosted the Swiss Ladies Open back in 1996 and 1997...

  8. Cannes-Mandelieu (Old)

    South East France, France

    Cannes-Mandelieu (Old)

    Grand Duke Michael Mikhailovich of Russia founded one of the oldest golfing layouts in France, the Old course at Cannes-Mandelieu in 1891.

  9. Terre Blanche (Le Riou)

    South East France, France

    Terre Blanche (Le Riou)

    Measuring 6,005 metres from the back tees, Le Riou course at Terre Blanche Hotel Spa & Golf Resort is considerably shorter than its sibling, but no less challenging, with tree-lined fairways laid out in the higher reaches of the hilly landscape.

  10. Château de Taulane

    South East France, France

    Château de Taulane

    The “Black Knight”, Gary Player designed the Taulane layout, which is set on some 120 hectares and opened for play in 1992 to critical acclaim.