At only 7miles from Tours’ centre, laid out in 350 acres of park and woodland, the fairways thread their way through the trees and water hazards, leading to large but a well protected green.

An 18-hole parkland course (Par 71, 5745m), designed by Olivier BRIZON in 1988 in the heart of the Loire Valley, just minutes from its most sumptuous chateaux.

Other golf facilities include: Practice with 19 bays, putting green and chipping green.

Visit the Chateau d’Azay-le-Rideau.

Built on an island in the middle of the Indre River, among greenery, the chateau has been edified in the 16^th century. This chateau is a real success from the Renaissance architecture. The apartments are furnished and decorated with a beautiful collection of Flemish and French tapestries of the 16^th and 17^th century.

Villandry

The famous Villandry’s gardens surrounds, as in a jewel case, one of the last grand chateaux built on the Loire River borders during the Renaissance period (1536).

Wander around one of the most beautiful gardens in France, designed on three levels: water garden, ornamental garden (love’s garden, music’s garden and simples’ garden) and a ornamental vegetal garden laid on more than 12500 m2, forming a real multicolor draughtboard with its nine squares of vegetables and fruit trees planted geometrically.

Chenonceau’s Chateau

Built in the 16^th century, it appears as one of the French Renaissance’s masterpiece.

Low season (From 01/01 to 14/03 & from 01/11 to 31/11): £28

High season (From 15/03 to 31/10): £35