Chantilly, designed by Tom Simpson and ranked as one of the finest in France, offers two 18-hole courses and welcomes groups for study days combined with relaxation breaks. Programmes include an introduction to golf with four-time French champion Patrice Léglise, garden party evenings on the terrace and a musical quiz in the hushed atmosphere of the clubhouse. The same spirit prevails at the Evian Resort golf club.
Just 45 kilometres from Geneva airport, this resort comprises two top-of-the-range establishments, the Royal and Ermitage hotels. Groups can play on two legendary championship courses: the Evian Masters Golf Club and the Evian Masters Training Center. Another example of France's golfing potential is the Troyes la Cordelière golf course, in the heart of the Chaource forest. This 18-hole course welcomes companies to a tree-lined setting for country-style swings.
