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With golf and conferencel rooms Just 40 minutes from Paris, a complete resort destination with excellent service. 2 restaurants, piano bar, fitness centre, in & outdoor pools. Golf clubhouse, racket sports, mountain bikes, indoor games.

Details: 202 rooms Resort, with golf and conference rooms Just 40 minutes north of Paris. A complete resort destination with excellent service. 2 restaurants, piano bar, fitness centre, in and outdoor pools. Golf clubhouse, racket sports, mountain bikes, indoor games.

Nearest golf: Apremont and Chantilly

Our View: Excellent standard of accommodation and service. On one golf course and within literally a few minutes of several more. 5 minutes Chantilly town Apart from the winter months, has low season in the summer, offering a range of money-saving packages.

Mont Griffon is only 27 km North of Paris and 20 km from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. Leisure facilities, including mountain biking and horse riding, can be arranged. The small town of Luzarches is a couple of minutes away and has several restaurants, for alternative dining.

Details: Mont Griffon [Luzarches] is only 27 km North of Paris [20 km from Paris,Charles de Gaulle Airport] and offers many interesting visits to local historical sites. Other leisure facilities, including mountain biking and horse riding, can be arranged. The modern Hotel de Mont-Griffon offers golf-course views. On the same landscaped complex there are 11 meeting and banqueting rooms 3 restaurants. The small town of Luzarches is a couple of minutes away and has several restaurants, for alternative dining. Paris is 35 minutes.

Nearest golf: Mont Griffon, L’Isle d’Adam & Paris I.G.C

Nearest golf: Luzarches offers several dining possibilities. Hotel rooms have nice views onto golf and surrounding countryside, but offer relatively simple accommodation. Every weekend, stay 3 nights for the price of 2.

Just 30 km from Paris, ideal for golfing holidays to the 2018 Ryder Cup venue. or other trips to culture and arts in the vicinity of Versailles. Situated on 3 18-hole golf courses.

Details: Usual Novotel facilities, some rooms overlook the golf course which is accessed a few hundred metres from the hotel.

Facilities: The Clubhouse bar and restaurant, coffee shop and bar

Our View: The best place to stay, if you are considering playing the Ryder Cup venue, but be aware that there will be many closures in preparation for the event. Location is restrictive, you’ll need a car to go out. Other good courses are within reach.

The Gingko Hotel, at Golf Parc is partly in a 19th century house located on the beautiful golf course Robert Hersant, in the small Normandy hamlet of La Chaussee d’Ivry. Other rooms in recent extension, overlooking gardens.

Details: A stay and play destination. Dine well in the modern, recent clubhouse.

Our View: Come here to enjoy the marvellous parkland setting of this privately owned hotel and golf course. Residents get preferential golf rates, making it a great value, quality set-up.

Landscape: Parkland, some holes over water.

Description: Makes the most of mature woodland setting. Long and technically challenging course.

Facilities: Everything you could ask for in a clubhouse, friendly staff, too. Possible to arrange seminars and group meals in separate rooms.

Our view: Originally built to high Japanese standards. This shows in the great course and superb clubhouse, offering every comfort to the travelling golfer.

Landscape: Modern design, flat, forest backdrop.

Description: Current planting adds to the attraction of this well-maintained course, which is overlooked by the hotel. Most holes lie in the forest.

Facilities:: On-site hotel, super clubhouse facilities and bar/restaurant

Our view: An improving course. Good playing conditions.

Landscape: Flat, wooded terrain.

Description: A shorter, tighter course, with limited bunkering, set amongst the oak trees.

Facilities: Refurbished clubhouse and restaurant and bar. Buggies available.

Our view: Not as good as les Chenes, but ideal for a gentler second round.

Landscape: Flat, wooded terrain.

Description: Tom Simpson design. Stylish bunkering and a mixture of straight and dog-leg holes.

Facilities: Refurbished clubhouse and restaurant and bar. Buggies available.

Our view: One of the best courses in the region and due to the sandy subsoil it is playable all year round.

Landscape: Parkland/forest.

Description: Undulating Quite tight and up and down. The tree-lined fairways and quality greens will add to any golfer’s enjoyment of this excellent design.

Facilities: Welcoming clubhouse, tastefully converted from 18c stone farm buildings, offers restaurant and bar. Buggies available.

Our view: Get here whilst it’s less well known and not busy during the week.

Landscape: Parkland, a view from everwhere on the course.

Description: Set in lovely countryside.Rather challenging 18 holes, and 2 9-holes, of which the shorter forms part of the outstanding training and practice facilities on this complex La Foret (9) Par 34, 2790 m.

Facilities: Hotel on site, plus separate clubhouse, fully equipped. Also conference centre and function suites.Lessons can be arranged.

Our view: Worth a visit. Access to course restricted at weekends, but midweek, the course has more space for greenfees.

Landscape: Undulating fairways with links style bunkering and large slick greens Numerous water hazards.

Description: One of the best championship courses on the European Tour; host to the French Open each year since 1991 and was the venue for the 2018 Ryder Cup. Design by H. Chesneau, this is the true test of your golf that a quality Championship course should be. The front 9 are probably the easier holes, whilst the last 4 holes set around a large lake make for a fantastic finish.

Facilities: Clubhouse, offers restaurant and bar. On-site hotel, practice facilities.

Our view: If you are in the region, a must-play. Not cheap, but as a Ryder Cup venue, it is good value. There are 2 other courses at Le Golf National, but do not compare to the Albatros.

Landscape: Undulating parkland layout.

Description: Designed in 1986 by Michel Gayon, the course has many picturesque holes, mainly where the river comes into play.

Facilities: Large clubhouse offers restaurant and bar. Buggies can be pre-booked.

Our view: A pretty course.

Landscape: Inland links.

Description: Very different from la Riviere course, the links style with pot bunkers and deep rough will trap your errant shots! The wind can be a significant factor.

Facilities: Large clubhouse offers restaurant and bar. Buggies can be pre-booked.

Our view: One of the top links-style courses in France. Makes for a great 36-hole day out, if you play both, as they are so different.

Landscape: A varied, tree-filled park.

Description: This modern layout is set amongst magnificent trees of all types; there are plenty of water hazards. The colours in autumn are spectacular, with the change of leaves on the specimen trees. Some long distances from green to next tee, a buggy is obligatory, and is included in your green fee.

Facilities: Large clubhouse offers restaurant and bar. On-site hotel.

Our view: One of France’s outstanding venues where the large undulating greens make scoring tough. It’s worth staying in the hotel and playing the course more than once.

Landscape: Slightly undulating parkland course, set amongst mature trees.

Description: Located in the in the grounds of a 17th century chateau, used in the filming of ‘Beauty & the Beast’. La Licorne, the main course, has generous fairways and large, good quality greens, all set within ancient dense woodlands.

Facilities: The chateau serves as clubhouse and restaurant. Driving range & putting green and a further 9 hole pitch & putt. There is hotel accommodation in the chateau, on request.

Our view: A good course, recently upgraded and if played from the back tees, is long and challenging.