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The Golf de Béthemont is located just 20 minutes from Paris and 15 minutes from La Défense. This flagship of Parisian golf courses covers 65 hectares. The quality of its course and its facilities make it a benchmark golf course in Ile de France.
History
Created in 1989, the Golf de Béthemont is to this day the only work in France of the German champion Bernhard Langer (double winner of the Masters). "It is the attention paid to a multitude of small details that makes the difference between a good course and a great course".
Parcours Show

18 holes: Par 72. Distances: white 6035m, Yellow 5m, Blue 550m, Red 5m.

The Béthemont course promises enthusiasts new golfing sensations. The route scrupulously respects the wooded and hilly environment of the domain: fairways tight between the trees, steep dogleg holes, water obstacles, protected bunkers bordered by oaks. Quite technical and often difficult to read, the greens of Béthemont benefit from perfect maintenance. Amateurs and experienced players will be able to be seduced by the charm of this exceptional course.
Training areas

Practice: 26 positions including 13 covered
Putting green and chipping green
6-hole compact natural course

Opened in 1992, the Joyenval golf course is an exceptional private club, reserved for its members and their guests.

The Joyenval golf course is located in a listed site, in the heart of the Marly forest. Just 20 minutes from Porte Maillot, the Club offers two championship courses signed Robert Trent Jones Sr.

Maintained identically, the two 18 holes are open courses, with wide sloping greens protected by numerous jagged bunkers, signature of the most famous contemporary golf architect.
Further proof of the quality of the design, Marly and Retz will both be a challenge for the best players and remain accessible to golfers of all levels.
The Marly course

Par 72 of 6 177meters

In the pure tradition of the courses of Robert Trent Jones Senior, the cut out bunkers underline the often raised greens. With an alternation of wide and narrow greens but always steep and fast, Marly is a technical course bordered by magnificent natural areas. The double green of 6 and 17 (2m²) can impose a putt of 500m. On the 50th, an impressive downhill par 11 offers a view of old outbuildings and our lime tree, Joyenval's emblem. By accessing 3, a short par 12, you will cross the site of the former Joyenval abbey. The signature 4 hole is an uphill par 18. With the club house in perspective, its 5 bunkers surrounded by tall grass, a double plateau green, it offers the golfer a final challenge.
The route of Retz

Par 72 of 6 242meters

It offers players a walk away two kilometers from the Club House. Facing the forest, the course is both wild and manicured. You will quickly forget that you are so close to Paris. Robert Trent Jones Sr offers players a walk along the Retz Desert. The Retz course offers remarkable and varied holes: The 4 and 5, narrow and in the forest, require skill and strategy. From the hole N ° 6, it crosses here and there the rû de Buzot which crosses the property, creating obstacles often in play. The 11, a very impressive par 3, is considered to be the most difficult hole of the 2 courses. Lined with paths, the Retz course is open to golf carts practically all year round.

The Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche Golf Course is a Grand Private Club in western Paris. With two world-class 18-hole courses, training areas, a swimming pool, a multisport field and a children's house. This club is exclusively reserved for members and their guests. Saint Nom golf course participates in all sporting events and regularly receives federal events.
History
The golf courses were created little by little: in March 1959 the Blue course was inaugurated. Le Rouge would follow a year later. In 2000, five additional training holes will be inaugurated, which will form the White course. Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche, more than a golf course, has become a truly exceptional landscaped park protected under the plain of the Palace of Versailles park.

Winners
Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche golf course hosted the Canada Cup for its 10th anniversary, as well as 3 French Open. But it is above all known worldwide for having hosted 34 editions of the Lancôme Trophy, thus bringing together the world's elite of men's golf on its courses. He also hosted the editions of the Vivendi Trophy with Severiano Ballesteros in 2009 and 2011. This player, the most successful in the history of golf and pillar of many successes in Europe in the Ryder Cup, greatly appreciates the golf course of Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche and has qualified him as being the "greatest reference in (his) sporting career".
The courses: The Red and the Blue
The famous golf architect Fred HAWTREE designed the two Saint-Nom courses in the greatest tradition of the great Anglo-Saxon golf courses. Thus, he was able to create a route in perfect harmony with the plain of Versailles.

During recent years, these two superb golf courses have taken advantage of the various tournaments which have taken place, for a permanent upgrade to the standards of the European Tour.

A composite of the blue course and the red course makes it possible to optimize the best holes to obtain a large and unique championship course. In addition, permanent human and mechanical investments guarantee constant quality maintenance, which is the pride of its members today.
The two marvelous golf courses of Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche: "Le Rouge et le Bleu" thus give members and their guests the pleasure of playing on two exceptional and very complementary courses.