Golf de Chantilly

Discover the Chantilly Forest Golf: In the heart of the Chantilly forest, 40 min. from Paris and only 25 minutes from Charles de Gaulle airport, the Garden Golf of the Chantilly forest, although accessible to all types of players, offers a beautiful golf challenge which will appeal to the most demanding players. It was inaugurated in 1991 and designed by T.HUAU and R.Nelson
Course

18 holes (6181m - Par 72)

It has an 18-hole course with recognized quality maintenance. It has 14 holes on the edge of the forest, with a preserved environment and varied vegetation. The other 4 holes, located in front of the Mercure Chantilly Hotel, will charm you with their so-called “French garden” architecture with ponds and canals.

The plus: Built on sandy soil, which guarantees impeccable drainage, the course is playable all year round and your feet will stay dry ...
Training areas:

A surprising practice on water (30 stations including 10 covered)
Putting green
Approach Zones
Short and long bunker exits

The Apremont golf course is located in Apremont, a pretty French town in the Oise department in the Hauts-de-France region. Designed by architects John Jacobs and Olivier Dongradi, the golf course of Apremont is both simple and formidable. It thus promises a real pleasure of play for the beginners as for the confirmed golfers.
A championship course with British influences
The Apremont Golf course is an 18-hole golf course with its greens and fairways over 6 meters. Its diversity will require golfers to master all the strokes of golf. Spread over 395 of the 80 hectares of the domain, the Apremont course is elegant and powerful in the pure Anglo-Saxon tradition. A true masterpiece of simplicity, the wide fairways of Apremont are teeming with subtleties and will seduce all golf lovers.
Training areas
For training, the Golf d'Apremont offers many facilities:

Practice: Equipped with 12 stations, two of which are covered
Putting green
Training bunker
Practice area on grass
Two approach greens

Located in Lamorlaye in the heart of the Chantilly forest in the Oise, the Lys Chantilly Golf Club was inaugurated in 1929. Originally there was only one 18-hole course: the famous Chênes course.

The history of golf is prestigious: in 1934, the French men's team championship was held there, after which many other major tournaments followed where the local teams shone. Reputation made, the golf course also became a tennis club, welcoming the famous “Musketeers” Borotra, Brugnon, Cochet and Lacoste.

After the creation in 1976 of the 9-hole Bouleaux course, soon increased to 18 holes in 1980, the golf course underwent a vast renovation campaign in 2007:

renovation of the two 18-hole courses: Oaks and Birches
creation of the 9-hole compact
rehabilitation of period residences ...

There are now two superb courses totaling 36 holes which perpetuate the tradition of excellence. Thus, the Golf du Lys Chantilly today ranks among the best golf courses in France.
Route: The Birches

18 Holes / Par 68

Successively laid out by architects Patrick Cros (1976) then Robert Berthet (1980), the 18-hole Bouleaux course is shorter and narrower than the oldest of the Oaks. He therefore requires great technical mastery and a solid set of irons to keep the ball in play.
Route: The oaks

18 Holes / Par 70

High hundred-year-old trees protecting the fairways from the wind, sandy soils protected from water and frost ... These are the natural assets of the 18-hole Les Chênes course, valued by the architect Tom Simpson when it was created in 1929. As for the difficulties, they arise. there are deceptive false dishes, bunkers lurking in the hollow of hillocks, corridors with vanishing lines sometimes narrow, sometimes wide: you measure your gestures with finesse and concentration to reach the end of the game.
pitch and putt

Didier Fruchet 2009/9 holes / Par 27 / Length: 940 meters

The Golf du Lys Chantilly has a superb Pitch & Putt designed by D. Fruchet, golf architect, lover of the Lys and child of the Club. This 9-hole Compact golf course perfectly matches the idea of ​​the Lys Chantilly Country Club: to offer a wider public an accessible and playable course.