Golf de Meaux-Boutigny

Located 50km from Paris and 15km from Disneyland Paris, the Crécy golf course combines two 18-hole courses - "Vignoly" and "Montpichet" - on the grounds of the Domaine de la Brie, a former XNUMXth century farm. The reputation of the Crécy Golf Club comes from its "Vignoly" course designed by the American Arnold Palmer, one of the greatest champions in the history of contemporary golf.
18-hole "Vignoly" course signed Arnold Palmer
A true golf legend, winner of the Masters of Golf, US Open and British Open several times, emblematic figure of the Augusta Masters, Arnold Palmer began a career as an architect by creating the first golf course in China, then joined the actor Clint Eastwood in 1999 to found the famous Pebble Beach Golf in California.

In 2006, work began on the 18-hole "Vignoly" course on the grounds of the Crécy golf course: Arnold Palmer signed his very first creation here in France. The spirit of Arnold Palmer is expressed in Vignoly by the multiplication of obstacles along the route: in the hollow of valleys and wooded groves nestle no less than 14 ponds and 63 bunkers, a real technical challenge at each stroke. !
9-hole course "Montpichet"
Unlike the sister course "Vignoly", the 18 all "Montpichet" course is not very hilly, but similarly drowned in the countryside, quite wooded and planted with fruit trees. It is remarkable for the blind approach of a few greens as well as obstacles (bodies of water, mounds and bunkers) sometimes arranged across fairways, like formidable sentinels ...