French Golf Passes

During your golf Break/Holiday in France, play several golf courses at a great value.
Golf passes for Paris, Biarritz and Bordeaux area.

 While on French golfing breaks/holidays, travellers like the idea to discover not one, but several golf courses in the area. This is also the best way to decide which courses to play during your golf trip, while benefiting from great value.

Book your golf passe with Golf in France, by contacting us.

PARIS

GOLF PASS PARIS NORTH

This is the first Golf Pass of its kind which offers golf and tourism in the Parisian Region. Indeed, the region is rich in cultural heritage with numerous places of interest that are all located near the three golf courses featured in the golf pass. With the Golf Pass Paris North, stay at the 3* Golf Hotel Mont Griffon and play three of the most beautiful and challenging courses: Golf de l’Isle d’Adam, Golf de Raray and Golf de Mont Griffon.

The three golf courses at Mont Griffon are among the finest in Ile de France and include the 18-hole ‘Les Lacs’, a 9-hole ‘La Foret’ and a further 9-hole compact ‘L’Albatrier’. Mont griffon can lay claim to having the largest driving range in Europe (310 bays). The complex comprises a 3* hotel, clubhouse, 2 restaurants and 14 conference rooms. For more information follow the link.

Golf de l’Isle d’Adam boasts an 18-hole course, driving range, gourmet restaurant – combining traditional French cuisine and originality of Japanese cuisine listed in the Gault & Millau as one of the best golf restaurants in France – three conference rooms and a good pro shop.

Golf de Raray has another three courses – La Licorne (18-hole), Le Daguet (9-hole) and the compact 9-hole Le Faon. As well as a superb driving range and pro shop, it has a fantastic restaurant.

SOUTH WEST

GOLF PASS BIARRITZ & KALI TEE PASS

Discover the six most prestigious golf courses in the South West of France, in the Landes and the Basque country: Arcangues, Bayonne, Biarritz, Makila, Moliets and Seignosse.

This privileged region, thanks to a colourful culture, a great local cuisine and welcoming people, attracts golf players from all around the world who always enjoy the quality, the diversity and the beauty of the golf courses. The concentration of courses, the variety of terrains, the mild climate and the historical heritage make this part of France a real heaven for golfers.

BORDEAUX

Golf Pass Bassin d’Arcachon: Rates 2011 are being updated

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