Golf de l'Ailette

Close to the city center, the Reims golf course unfolds among the famous Champagne vineyards. At the foot of the Château des Dames de France, in a hilly and wooded park, this 18-hole course of 6055 meters is also a place steeped in history. Accessible to golfers of all levels, it is a straightforward course that will however have to be played many times to fully master it. Indeed the narrowness of certain holes with wooded fairways of hundred-year-old trees and the presence of numerous greens with double plates, known for their speed will spice up your game. However, with a good game strategy, the design turns out to be quite lenient and should show some "Par" and "Birdie" on your scorecard.

Designed in 1928 on the coronation route and in the heart of the Champagne vineyards by architect Tom Simpson, the original 9 holes of the course were extended to 18 holes in 1973 by Michael Fenn, giving rise to a magnificent English inland course.
The warm clubhouse, located in the Château des Dames de France, offers tasty cuisine to be enjoyed in the restaurant around a large fire or in summer in the shade of hundred-year-old plane trees. The Golf de Reims benefits from infrastructures allowing to spend a pleasant moment of leisure, conviviality, while devoting itself to the practice of golf in the best possible conditions.
Training zones:

Practice of 30 posts (10 covered posts 10 upstairs posts 10 outdoor posts)
1 approach green
3 putting greens
2 training bunkers