Golf de Biot

The Provençal Golf, also called the Saint Philippe golf course, offers a 9-hole course in the heart of the Sophia-Antipolis business park, in the town of Biot near Antibes in the Alpes Maritimes. The rather hilly course, drawn through pines and brooms, offers magnificent panoramas of the Alps and the Nice hinterland.
Accessible to golfers of all levels
Golf accessible to players of all levels, Le Provençal Golf nevertheless conceals some technical difficulties which make it particularly attractive. Course all in climbs, descents with large greens, it allows to practice more particularly the shots of precision, small game and putting.

The 9-hole course is completed by:

A large practice,
Several putting greens
2 approach greens,

The Provençal Golf thus offers an ideal training site, integrated into the Sophia Antipolis activity center. It will be perfect for beginners, but also for experienced players who want to improve their technique.

La Vanade golf course is nestled in an exceptional, calm and protected green setting, in the heart of the Alpes-Maritimes department in Villeneuve-Loubet. Easy to access, close to the motorway, it allows all golfers an accessible and regular workout. In the south-east of France and close to the Mediterranean Sea, its 9-hole Practigolf course is a par 30 of 3218 meters open since 1988.

Dominique GAULT the President explains to us his objectives to further improve the course and the infrastructures of the La Vanade golf course

“The course is improving as it goes. An approach area and several bunkers are available to teachers and golfers. I offer a different, friendly and innovative place, without forgetting novices regardless of their age. ” 

Claire LAMY, Director of Golf de La Vanade adds:

"We plan to introduce children from 5 years old, with the creation of a" Baby Golf "relayed from 8 years old, by a real Golf Academy"
Training areas
The Golf de La Vanade has many training areas:

Target practice of more than 230 meters with 53 posts including 14 covered
2 putting greens
Wedging area
Swing analyzer
2 bale machines
Training bunkers

Located in Val Martin, not far from the villages of Valbonne, Opio or Mougins, the 9 holes of the Victoria Golf Club know how to defend themselves. Indeed, the course, designed by the French architect Michel Gayon, turns out to be technical, hilly, requiring a certain mastery of the strokes on slopes. Par 34, 2 meters long, the course is defended by water features, bunkers and requires precise horseshoes.

At each level, we will appreciate the preserved environment, close to the Sophia Antipolis business park, and the beauty of the dense forests which surround the often sloping fairways. The walk is thus very relaxing.