Golf Clubs

Located in the Luberon Natural Park, close to Forcalquier and around forty minutes from Aix-en-Provence, the Golf du Domaine Ribiera offers a setting shaped by the surrounding Provençal landscape. A compact and accessible course The site features a nine-hole Pitch and Putt course designed for short game practice and accessible play. It is suited to beginners as well as players looking to refine their technique in a focused format. A two-level driving range completes the facilities, allowing for regular training in a structured environment. A relaxed golf setting Ribiera Golf Swing provides a straightforward and informal approach to golf, combining practice and play within a natural setting. The layout is designed to balance technical work with ease of access, making it suitable for a shorter visit or a training session.

Discover the Gulf of Saint-Tropez The Gulf of Saint-Tropez offers a wide range of experiences shaped by its coastline, villages and local produce. From coastal paths to inland landscapes, the area provides opportunities to explore both nature and regional heritage. Visitors can discover a mix of activities, whether walking through the countryside, exploring local markets or spending time in the villages that define the region. The Gulf also reflects a strong culinary identity, with restaurants and producers highlighting ingredients typical of Provence. This destination brings together landscapes, food and local culture in a way that encourages exploration at your own pace.

Golf Bastide de la Salette is located just outside Marseille, in the hills of La Treille, an area associated with Marcel Pagnol, around ten minutes from the Old Port. The site offers a natural setting suited to both golf and leisure, whether for a round on the course, a meal at the restaurant or a private event. The course is an eighteen-hole, par seventy-two layout measuring five thousand four hundred and two metres. Short and undulating, it is set within a landscaped Provençal environment and provides open views towards the Garlaban massif and the city of Marseille. As part of the Resonance Golf Collection, the club also benefits from a wider network of facilities and services.

Playing at Golf Club Aix-Marseille The eighteen-hole course at Golf Club Aix-Marseille is accessible to members and their guests, as well as visiting players throughout the year. Visitors may play with a green fee upon presentation of a valid FFGolf licence. Advance booking is required two days before the desired playing date, including weekdays, weekends and public holidays. Reservations allow players to access the course for nine or eighteen holes. The reception team will welcome guests and provide information about the club’s facilities and services. Players are expected to respect course etiquette. This includes replacing divots, repairing pitch marks on the greens and raking bunkers after use. Appropriate golf attire is also requested.

Golf Club de Beauvallon in Grimaud Located in Grimaud, close to Sainte-Maxime and around ten kilometres from Saint-Tropez, the Golf Club de Beauvallon extends across more than forty hectares. The course offers an eighteen-hole layout that follows the natural contours of the land, with fairways and greens maintained throughout the year. Its design provides a varied round suited to different levels of play. Set between the sea and surrounding hills, the course opens onto views across the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. From several points, players can see the bay, the coastline and boats moving across the water, with residential villas lining parts of the course. The setting combines proximity to the coast with a layout shaped by the landscape of the region.

Golf at Nice At the Golf de Nice, the experience begins with a focus on welcome and shared interest in the game. The club brings together players in a setting where golf is approached as both a sport and a way to spend time outdoors. Equal importance is given to the quality of the course and the atmosphere of the club. The facilities are designed to support both practice and play, while maintaining a setting that reflects the surrounding landscape. Whether new to the game or more experienced, players can use the course and practice areas to develop their skills while enjoying a relaxed environment.

Golf de Saint-Donat on the French Riviera Located between Cannes and Grasse, known for its perfume industry, the Golf de Saint-Donat is open throughout the year and sits within a landscaped setting typical of the Riviera. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Junior in collaboration with the Benedetti Group, the course is a par seventy-one measuring six thousand and thirty-one metres. The layout offers a varied round, with tree-lined fairways and holes that require both strategy and precision. ### Facilities and practice areas The club provides a range of facilities to support both practice and play. These include a practice area with twenty-four bays, a compact nine-hole course and three putting greens. Golf lessons are available with qualified instructors, and the pro shop offers equipment and accessories. The on-site restaurant, La Closerie, completes the facilities, providing a place to dine before or after a round. The Golf de Saint-Donat combines course design and training facilities within a setting accessible year-round.

A course set in the Aix countryside Located a few minutes from the centre of Aix-en-Provence, the course is set within a wooded area typical of the surrounding countryside. The landscape reflects the natural character of the region, offering a setting shaped by trees and open space, close to the city associated with Paul Cézanne.

Opio Valbonne Golf Resort Located between Grasse, Cannes and Nice, the Opio Valbonne Golf Resort is set within a protected estate of over two hundred and twenty hectares. Its position between the coast and the hinterland makes it a practical base for exploring the Côte d’Azur. A historic course in a natural setting The eighteen-hole course runs through gently undulating terrain, shaded by mature trees. An ancient Gallo-Roman aqueduct crosses the estate, adding a historical dimension to the landscape. Recognised as one of the long-established golf courses in the south of France, the layout combines accessibility with a setting shaped by its natural surroundings. A complete resort experience The resort includes the Château de la Bégude, a hotel with thirty-nine rooms, alongside a brasserie, spa and swimming pool. These facilities allow guests to combine golf with accommodation and relaxation in one location. The setting brings together golf, heritage and the surrounding landscape of the Riviera’s inland region.

Golf de Barbaroux in Brignoles Set within a Mediterranean forest in Brignoles, the Golf de Barbaroux offers a setting shaped by its natural surroundings. Designed by architect Pete Dye, the eighteen-hole course follows the contours of the landscape and presents a varied round. The estate also includes a four-star hotel, a spa and a bistronomic restaurant, allowing guests to combine golf with relaxation and dining in one location. Situated between Marseille, Toulon and Saint-Tropez, Barbaroux provides access to both the coast and inland Provence. The property brings together golf, accommodation and regional cuisine within a single destination. The experience reflects a different way to explore Provence, through its landscapes, its produce and the activities available on site.

Golf Club de Biot – La Bastide du Roy Located on the French Riviera, around twenty-five minutes from Nice Airport, the Golf Club de Biot offers a range of facilities within a setting between the sea and the hills. The site includes an eighteen-hole course suited to both beginners and experienced players. A practice area is also available, with lighting and heating during the winter months, supervised by qualified instructors. The restaurant, La Bastide du Roy, presents a seasonal menu alongside themed dining options. An outdoor bar with a terrace runs along the banks of the Brague river, providing a place to pause before or after a round. A pro shop offers equipment and accessories for golf, completing the facilities available on site. Set within a historic environment, the club looks towards the village of Biot, known for its glassmaking heritage.

A historic golf course on the French Riviera Among the oldest golf courses in France, this site was established in eighteen ninety-one and designed by Harry Shapland Colt. Located close to the Mediterranean, it extends across seventy-four hectares within a pine forest of around four thousand umbrella pines. Originally, the course featured nine holes and was known as “Grand Duc”, in reference to Grand Duke Michael of Russia, who lived on the Riviera and had a strong interest in golf. Today, the club offers a broader golf experience with two courses and a performance centre, combining its historical roots with modern facilities.

Playing at Royal Mougins Golf Club Non-members can access the course with a green fee of one hundred and thirty euros in low season and one hundred and ninety-five euros in high season. A buggy is included in both rates. Reservations can be made by email at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) or by telephone on +33 (0) 4 92 92 49 79. ### A golf destination on the Côte d’Azur Royal Mougins Golf Club offers more than an eighteen-hole course. The site brings together golf, accommodation and facilities designed for both regular players and visitors to the region. The course is suited to experienced golfers as well as those looking to develop their game, with practice areas and services available on site. Located in the Alpes-Maritimes, the club is often considered among the established golf destinations in the area.

The Frégate course in Provence Designed by Ronald Fream, the Frégate course is set within a landscape of vineyards and pine trees on the Mediterranean coast. The eighteen-hole layout, par seventy-two, offers a balanced and varied round shaped by the natural terrain. Throughout the course, several holes open onto views of the sea, with around fifteen vantage points overlooking the Mediterranean. These viewpoints form a key part of the experience, accompanying players as they move through the layout. The design combines technical elements with a setting that reflects the character of coastal Provence.

Golf de l’Estérel in Saint-Raphaël Located in the Valescure district of Saint-Raphaël, at the foot of the Estérel massif, the Golf de l’Estérel offers a setting shaped by pine trees and the surrounding landscape. The course is accessible throughout the year and is situated around thirty minutes from Cannes. ### A course for all levels The golf club includes twenty-seven holes, with an eighteen-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior and a nine-hole academic course created by Jeremy Pern. This combination allows players of different levels to practise and play within the same site. A practice area of nearly three hundred metres is also available, providing space for training and technical work. The Golf de l’Estérel combines established course design with a setting typical of the Riviera’s inland landscape.

Golf de la Grande Bastide in Châteauneuf-de-Grasse Located in Châteauneuf-de-Grasse, around twenty minutes from Nice and Cannes, the Golf de la Grande Bastide offers open views across the surrounding countryside of the Riviera’s hinterland. Set within the Grasse region, known for its perfume heritage, the eighteen-hole course is designed to suit both beginners and more experienced players. The layout, created by Cabell Robinson, features wide fairways, structured greens and a series of bunkers and water hazards that shape the round. ### A course within a wider golf destination The course sits within a landscape overlooking Grasse, Opio and Châteauneuf-de-Grasse, providing varied perspectives throughout the game. Its location also allows easy access to nearby courses such as Golf d’Opio Valbonne and Château de la Bégude, making it a practical base for a golf-focused stay on the Côte d’Azur.

Golf Sainte Baume in Nans-les-Pins Located in Nans-les-Pins, in the Provence Verte, the Golf Sainte Baume sits between Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, Brignoles and Toulon. The eighteen-hole course is set within a calm, typically Provençal landscape, recognised for the quality of its natural environment. A course shaped by its surroundings The layout follows the natural features of the site, including terraces, streams, garrigue, pine trees, aromatic plants and holm oaks. Raised greens and water hazards structure the course and introduce variety to the game. Playable throughout the year, the course is designed to suit a range of playing levels, offering both accessibility and technical interest. Clubhouse and facilities Overlooking the course, the clubhouse and restaurant provide a space to pause after a round. The setting allows visitors to extend their time on site, whether for a meal or a short break.

La Vanade in Villeneuve-Loubet Located in Villeneuve-Loubet, La Vanade offers a golf setting designed for both practice and relaxation within a preserved natural environment. The course is accessible and suited to players looking to improve their technique or enjoy a more informal round. Beyond the course, the site also provides spaces for dining, with a terrace that allows visitors to extend their time on site in a calm setting. A venue for events and gatherings La Vanade also accommodates private and professional events, including weddings, seminars and group gatherings. The layout and facilities are adapted to host a range of occasions, combining outdoor space with on-site services. The venue brings together golf, dining and events in one location, with a focus on accessibility and ease of use.

Domaine de Manville golf in the Alpilles Set within the Alpilles, the golf course at Domaine de Manville follows a landscape shaped by olive groves, dry stone walls and open fields. Recognised as the first golf course in France to receive Ecocert certification, it reflects a structured approach to environmental management. A course integrated into its environment The layout is designed as a walk through the natural surroundings, where local wildlife such as ducks, wild geese and protected frogs are part of the ecosystem. The course’s geometric design echoes the agricultural patterns of the region. Overlooking the site, the Château des Baux provides a clear landmark, linking the course to the history of the area. The setting places the golf experience between the Alpilles, the Camargue and the Mediterranean.

Golf Bastide de la Salette in Marseille Located in the eleventh arrondissement of Marseille, the Golf Bastide de la Salette is set within seventy hectares of Provençal landscape, in the hills associated with Marcel Pagnol. The course is open throughout the year and sits around ten minutes from the Vieux-Port. A complete golf facility The site includes an eighteen-hole course integrated into the natural terrain, along with practice areas for training and improvement. The clubhouse offers several reception rooms suited to professional meetings and private events, as well as a restaurant with a terrace overlooking the eighteenth green. Services and access As part of the Resonance Golf Collection, the golf benefits from a wider network of services and facilities. Its location allows easy access from central Marseille while offering a more open, natural setting. The combination of course, facilities and location makes it a practical option for both regular players and visitors.

Golf de Roquebrune Located between Cannes and Saint-Tropez, in the Var, the Golf de Roquebrune offers an eighteen-hole course set between the Bay of Fréjus–Saint-Raphaël and the Massif des Maures. A technical course with varied views The layout is defined by narrow, winding fairways that require precision throughout the round. Changes in elevation and the natural terrain shape a course that challenges course management as much as shot execution. Views alternate between the coastline and inland hills, providing a clear sense of the surrounding landscape as you progress through the course. A year-round golf destination Part of a five-star resort, the golf is open throughout the year and combines its course with accommodation and on-site facilities. The setting and design place it among the recognised courses of the Côte d’Azur, offering a structured and technical round within a distinct environment.

Golf de Saint-Martin-de-Crau The Golf de Saint-Martin-de-Crau is a municipal course located close to the town, set within the flat landscapes of the Crau plain. Developed progressively with the support of the local authority and a group of committed players, the course now offers a well-maintained nine-hole layout. Accessible and straightforward, it provides a suitable environment for beginners while allowing regular players to continue improving their game in a relaxed setting. A local golfing community The Golf’s sports association is responsible for organising the club’s activities, including competitions, friendly matches and team events. It also represents the club at departmental and regional level. Around twenty competitions are held each year, and club teams take part in local championships and inter-club events. The focus remains on participation, progression and shared enjoyment of the game.

Bluegreen Sainte-Maxime golf course Located above the bay of Saint-Tropez, the Bluegreen Sainte-Maxime golf course offers an eighteen-hole layout set within garrigue landscapes, with views across the coastline. A course shaped by its setting Opened in nineteen ninety-one and designed by architects Peter and Don Harradine, the course was developed in two phases, with an initial nine holes followed by a second extension. The layout runs through typical Provençal vegetation, with umbrella pines present across much of the course. The Massif des Maures forms a constant backdrop, shaping both the scenery and the playing experience. The course combines elevation changes and natural surroundings, offering a round that reflects the character of the area.

Golf de Servanes in Mouriès Located in Mouriès, around ten minutes from Les Baux-de-Provence and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, the Golf de Servanes is set across forty hectares of protected landscape at the foot of the Alpilles. A course shaped by the Alpilles The eighteen-hole course runs alongside the white limestone rocks of the Alpilles and through olive groves of around four thousand trees. The layout follows gently undulating fairways, offering a varied round suited to both experienced players and beginners. The surrounding vegetation, including thyme, rosemary and lavender, reflects the character of the region and remains present throughout the year. Clubhouse and facilities Before or after a round, the clubhouse at La Bergerie des Alpilles provides a space to pause, with a setting that looks onto the course. The Golf de Servanes combines a natural landscape with a course designed to be both accessible and engaging.

A course designed by Gary Player For his first course in France, Gary Player selected this site at one thousand metres altitude, located around forty minutes from Grasse and one hour from Nice and Cannes. A recognised course in France Set across one hundred and twenty hectares, the course extends over nearly six thousand three hundred metres and includes seven lakes that shape the layout. Ranked among the top twenty courses in France and named a preferred course by Golf Magazine in two thousand and twenty-two, it offers a calm environment suited to focused play. The elevation and setting create a distinct playing experience compared to coastal courses.

Terre Blanche Golf Resort Set within the landscapes of inland Provence, Terre Blanche Golf Resort offers a golf experience shaped by both its setting and its facilities. A recognised golf destination Ranked among the leading golf resorts in continental Europe, the estate brings together two eighteen-hole courses designed to accommodate different levels of play. The layouts provide technical challenges for experienced golfers while remaining accessible to occasional players. A complete golf environment Beyond the courses, the resort combines practice areas and supporting facilities within a natural setting typical of the Var. The experience is structured to allow visitors to focus on the game while benefiting from the wider environment of the estate.

Created in nineteen sixty-four from the plans of architect Fred Hawtree, the Golf de Valcros extends across fifty hectares on the foothills of the Massif des Maures. The eighteen-hole course follows the path of the Maravenne stream, with fairways, bunkers and greens integrated into a landscape of cork oak forests, olive trees and oleanders. A course shaped by a narrow valley The layout reflects the constraints of its setting, with Hawtree designing the course within a relatively narrow valley. This results in a technical course where positioning and precision are key, while still offering a varied round. The natural surroundings remain central to the experience, with views across a preserved environment throughout the course. A site with a layered history Before becoming a golf course, the Valcros valley had several uses, including mining and agriculture, with vineyards, chestnut trees and olive groves. The area was gradually consolidated into a single estate during the nineteenth century. Water management has long been a defining feature of the site, notably with the construction of an early dam in the late eighteen hundreds to support agricultural use. This resource later contributed to the development and maintenance of the golf course. From landscape to golf course When the land was later divided and acquired by separate entities, part of the estate was dedicated to creating the golf course. Fred Hawtree adapted his design to the terrain, finding solutions to fit eighteen holes within the available space. The result is a course that combines technical design with a strong connection to its history and landscape.

Created in eighteen ninety-five by British aristocrats, the Golf de Valescure is the oldest course in the Var and among the earliest established in France. Set within a landscape of umbrella pines, it reflects the traditional character of early golf course design. A strategic and technical layout Designed by Harry Shapland Colt, the course measures five thousand and nineteen metres with a par of sixty-eight. While several holes are relatively short, the layout requires careful course management. Narrow fairways, dense rough, water hazards and small greens demand precision over distance. Club selection becomes a key factor, with a focus on accuracy rather than power. The course offers a thoughtful round where each shot requires consideration.

Facilities and training areas In addition to its eighteen-hole course of five thousand four hundred and eighty metres, the site offers a range of practice facilities designed to support all levels of play. The driving range includes fifty bays, with covered and lit positions allowing for use in different conditions. Two putting greens of one thousand square metres, a grass driving area, a Pitch and Putt course, and a dedicated chipping zone with multiple flags provide varied training options. A complete golf environment The clubhouse and restaurant complete the facilities, offering spaces to pause before or after practice. This combination of course and training areas allows both amateur and experienced players to work on different aspects of their game in one location.

A private golf course in the Massif des Maures Located within the Massif des Maures in the Var, this golf club operates exclusively for its members and their guests, offering a more private playing environment. A course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior and is recognised among the leading layouts in continental Europe. Its design reflects a structured and technical approach, shaped by the natural terrain of the surrounding hills. The setting combines seclusion with a course built to a high standard, creating a focused environment for regular play.

Golf de l’Endre in Provence Set along the river Endre, this eighteen-hole course unfolds within a calm and natural environment shaped by the surrounding landscape. A course shaped by nature Designed by Michel Gayon and inaugurated in August nineteen ninety-two, the layout follows the natural contours of the terrain. The course reflects both the structure and unpredictability of the environment, requiring adaptability throughout the round. The river, which gives the estate its name, runs alongside parts of the course and contributes to both its setting and its technical features. Recognised among established golf courses in France, it offers a round defined by its connection to the landscape.

The Frégate Golf Course is a Par 71, 6,084 meters, course set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea, amidst vineyards, pine trees, and rock gardens.

A course designed by Gary Player For his first course in France, Gary Player selected this site at one thousand metres altitude, located around forty minutes from Grasse and one hour from Nice and Cannes. A recognised course in France Set across one hundred and twenty hectares, the course extends over nearly six thousand three hundred metres and is shaped by seven lakes that influence play throughout the round. Ranked among the top courses in France and recognised by Golf Magazine in two thousand and twenty-two, the course offers a calm setting suited to focused play. The altitude and surrounding landscape create a different experience from coastal courses, with a pace of play shaped by the terrain.

A course within the Sainte Baume natural park Set within the Parc naturel régional de la Sainte Baume, the course is integrated into a landscape of streams, garrigue, pine trees and holm oaks, reflecting the local biodiversity. Elevated tee positions provide clear views over the fairways, while raised greens, often protected by water hazards, introduce a more technical approach to play. The layout offers a varied round suited to different levels, combining accessibility with elements that require precision.

Golf de Saumane in the Vaucluse Set on the hills of the Vaucluse, the Golf de Saumane offers an eighteen-hole course with open views across the Luberon and the Alpilles. The site includes a pro shop and a practice area, providing facilities for both play and training. A course shaped by the landscape Designed in nineteen eighty-nine by Jean Garaïalde, the layout follows the natural contours of the terrain, with inspiration drawn from the Canal de Carpentras and the surrounding rocky slopes. The course extends over six thousand one hundred and ninety-one metres from the back tees and features thirty-eight strategically placed bunkers, requiring careful shot selection throughout the round. A Provençal setting The vegetation reflects the region, with pine trees, olive groves and Mediterranean plants such as lavender and rosemary lining the course. Facilities and location The clubhouse includes a bar, restaurant and panoramic terraces overlooking the course, suitable for both individual visits and organised events. Located close to L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, around three kilometres away, the golf also provides access to nearby villages within the Vaucluse.

Located above the Bay of Cannes, the Riviera Golf de Barbossi is an eighteen-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior, with views across the Estérel massif and the surrounding vineyards. A course combining design and landscape The layout alternates between technical sections and strategic choices, with fairways that require careful positioning and well-protected greens that demand precision. A distinctive feature of the course is the presence of contemporary sculptures placed throughout the fairways, creating a setting where golf and art intersect. The course offers a varied round shaped by both its design and its environment. C

Located within the Royal Mougins Resort, close to Cannes, Royal Mougins Golf Club is an established course in the Alpes-Maritimes and on the Côte d’Azur. A championship course near Cannes Created in nineteen ninety-three, the eighteen-hole course was designed by American architect Robert von Hagge. The par seventy-one layout extends over six thousand and four metres and follows a preserved natural landscape. The course combines technical design with a setting shaped by its surroundings, offering a structured round for a range of players. An international club atmosphere The club brings together members from a wide range of backgrounds, with players representing more than thirty-seven nationalities. This diversity contributes to a balanced and active club environment throughout the year. The combination of course design, location and community makes Royal Mougins a recognised golf destination in the region.

Located near Aix-en-Provence and Marseille, Château l’Arc Golf Club is set within a landscape shaped by pine trees and garrigue, with clear views of the Sainte-Victoire mountain. A course designed by Robert Trent Jones II Created in nineteen eighty-five, the course was designed by Robert Trent Jones II. This par seventy layout extends over five thousand eight hundred and seventeen metres and follows a route that winds through the natural terrain. A varied playing experience The design offers a mix of hole configurations, requiring both precision and adaptability. The surrounding landscape remains a constant feature throughout the round, with the Sainte-Victoire providing a visible landmark. The course combines accessibility with technical elements, making it suitable for a range of players.

The history of Golf Club Aix-Marseille In nineteen fifty-five, Albert Pelissier, an international golf professional returning from a season in the United States, founded the first golf academy in France based on the American model. In nineteen eighty-nine, the Autiero family took over the site with the aim of fully restoring and developing the course and its facilities.

Located on the Côte Bleue, this golf club combines a coastal setting with open views over the Mediterranean. The club welcomes both golfers and visitors looking for a relaxed environment, whether for a round of golf or to spend time with family and friends. The setting offers a practical balance between leisure and outdoor activity, with facilities designed to accommodate different uses. A straightforward destination for those seeking a calm, coastal setting close to the sea.

Located in Valbonne, close to Cannes, Nice and just a few minutes from Sophia Antipolis, Victoria Golf Club offers a nine-hole course set within a calm and accessible environment. A relaxed and local setting The course provides a straightforward layout suited to both beginners and regular players looking for a shorter round. Its setting makes it a practical option for those based nearby or visiting the area. The club maintains an informal and welcoming atmosphere, encouraging players to return regularly and make use of the facilities at their own pace. Dining on site The Café La Roseraie restaurant offers a space to pause after a round or meet for a meal. It complements the golf experience with a setting designed for both players and visitors. The combination of course, location and facilities makes Victoria Golf Club an easy addition to a day in the region.