Golf de La Wantzenau

Created in 1935, the Strasbourg Golf Club is the oldest of Alsatian golf courses. Indeed, it is one of the oldest golf courses in all of eastern France. It now covers more than 120 hectares and has 27 holes. Also, a large, superbly landscaped practice and 4 training holes complete its offer.

Ideally located less than 15 minutes from the Cathedral, Place Kléber or the airport, this dean of Alsatian golf courses is proud of its traditions and its excellent sports record.

A fairly traditional course with a few water hazards and trees for the main difficulties, the Golf de Strasbourg benefits from excellent quality fairways, and rolling and well-defended greens.
Three 9-hole courses
Traditionally and taking into account the design, the White and Yellow courses are united in the classic 18-hole configuration over a length of 6162 meters for a par 72 while the Red course displays 2885 meters for a par 36.
As often on old courses, the difficulty comes from the approaches to small raised greens with narrow access. Strasbourg-Illkirch is no exception to this rule even if some water features add their touch of difficulty such as hole 4 to 7 for White and on holes 2, 7 and 9 for Red.
The latest addition to the Strasbourg trilogy, the Rouge is also a little more complicated with tight shots between the trees from hole 4 to 6 and sustained attention throughout the course.

Chosen in turn to compose the course of the day, the three configurations offer a range of strokes that never generate monotony. Faced with such a variety, one can regret that the club is reserved for its only members during the weekends. Classic in private clubs!