UGOLF Cergy-Vauréal

The Golf d'Ableiges in the heart of Vexin consists of an 18-hole course and a real 9-hole course approved by the French golf federation which appeal to a green-fee clientele, anxious not to linger too long , in view of an often very busy schedule.
The site is protected, because it is recognized as the first Gallo-Roman camp installed by Julius Caesar in his conquest of Lutetia. The air is much nicer there than in Paris and you can see here and there, deer, birds, barnacles busy, over an area of ​​86 hectares.

The two courses were designed by Jean Garaïalde and the Englishman Jérémy Pern, as in Albi. The 18-hole course, called Les Étangs, is hilly, wooded and bordered by the Viosne, a small river that winds under the foliage of hundred-year-old trees. The two routes are completely complementary. Also, no hole looks the same as another.
The 18-hole "Les Étangs" course
“Les Étangs” is a Par 72, fairly long: 6 m. The course winds around a 340 hectare wood where doe and deer live. But don't be fooled, bunkers and water hazards are here to bring you back to reality. Technical, the course of the Ponds is a real challenge and will be particularly appreciated by experienced players. The most spectacular views are at the start of 15 and on the green of 4.
The 9-hole course "Le Vexin"
“Le Vexin” is a 9-hole Par 33 of 2 m, more suitable for players who do not yet have sufficient control to face a large course. With its pond, its real Par 145 and its relatively narrow greens, it will also suit golfers who want to play 5 holes quickly, at lunchtime on weekdays for example.