Golf Holidays in Paris

Paris is renowned for its 19th century architectural splendour and café style intimacy. Golfers and non-golfers alike will never find themselves short of things to do or see in this captivating city. The city is made up of several quarters, a unique patchwork of villages, each with their own style and culture. Paris is a cultural delight, filled with boutique restaurants on every corner. Also home to an array of must-play golf courses and luxury hotels, Paris is an unbeatable destination for a unique blend of culture, golf and cuisine to create an unforgettable golf holiday in France. A golf holiday in Paris should certainly be on every golfers bucket list and is easily accessible from the ferry over to Northern France.

The beautiful Mercure Chantilly, a charming golf resort, lies just a 45-minute drive away from Paris in the heart of the Chantilly Forest, offering an unbeatably idyllic stay for golfers in France. Conveniently for golfers wanting to play some of the best golf courses in Paris, the Dolce Chantilly Hotel neighbours the Garden Golf de Chantilly golf course. Here golfers can enjoy a demanding yet invigorating round of golf on a stunning links golf course.

Other examples of must-play golf in the Paris region include the Golf de Chantilly Le Vineuil golf course and the Golf de Chantilly les Longeres golf course. On the Golf de Chantilly Le Vineuil golf course, players must overcome several strategically places bunkers and other challenges, therefore it is typically recommended only players with a lower handicap attempt this unforgettable golf course.

The Albratros at the Le Golf National is widely recognised to be one of the best championship golf courses in Europe and was home ot the Ryder Cup in 2018. This golf course has received top reviews from pros and amateurs alike, and on your next golf holiday to Paris you can certainly see what all the fuss is about on this prestigious golf course. The Aigle is a fantastic golf course, and by no means appears as inferior to its sister course, the Albatros. It provides a challenging round of golf, yet it is generally considered to be tamer and more leisurely than the Albatros course.

With a number of spectacular and luxurious Parisian golf resorts, its no wonder why the region has became a highly sort after golf destination. To book you next Paris golf holiday and break, call the experts at Golf Escapes, who will be on hand to assist in your golf break in France.