Not a lot of great French Golfers on tour at the moment but that should not reflect on the qulaity of courses across France. So pack your bags and head to France ...
Once you get to France, it’s a good idea to take advantage of the Golf Pass system, which allows you to make savings when playing more than one course in a certain region. For example, head to Biarritz, Bordeaux, Médoc, Arcachon, Languedoc-Roussillon, Limousin or Provence – amongst many others – and you have the pick of the best courses around at a reduced rate.
Meanwhile, with the Golf Pass Paris North, you can enjoy a stay at the three-star Golf Hotel Mont Griffon and play three of the areas most striking and challenging courses: Golf de l’Isle d’Adam, Golf de Raray and Golf de Mont Griffon. Many of the country’s leading courses are set in the grounds of lovely country house hotels and châteaux, so why not make a special stay out of it – for example, Château des Vigiers in the Dordogne is a hotel, golf club and spa all set in 450 acres of beautiful countryside. The offer a range of short break deals, such as five nights for the price of four, as well as a special gourmet package. Perhaps couples might enjoy this idea – he plays golf while she relaxes in the spa! Further south at St Cyr Sur Mer, between Marseille and Toulon, is the lovely Dolce Frégate Provence resort that has two superb courses – one 18-hole, the other 9-hole – overlooking the Mediterranean. A more spectacular and comfortable golf holiday you could not find.Full article: French Holiday Ideas | Golf Holidays in France
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