Golf de Pont Royal

The Golf de l'Ecole de l'Air was created in 1972 with the collaboration of the architect Hubert Chesneau. Located at the Salon de Provence air base, which also houses the Air Force Officers' Schools, the course became an 18-hole course in September 1992.

With an easy approach, he aligns the difficulties of the game with his raised greens and delicate roughs. It is a flat and wooded course which finds its difficulty when the mistral is the part making then think of the Scottish links. The course measures 5.971 meters from the white markers (slope 124) and 4832 m from the red markers (slope 120). The Par is 71. Access is reserved for FFG licensees whose level of play is at least that of the green card.
Training areas

Approach green with bunker
Putting green
Practice of 17 places including 4 covered

Closed: December 24-25-31 and January 1

The Golf Ouest Provence Miramas is located at the gateway to the Alpilles, the Côte Bleue, the Camargue, the Luberon and near the Aix-Marseille region. The Golf de Miramas deploys its 18 holes in a serene, soothing and natural setting.

Far from the bustle and nuisance of the city, in the middle of pine forests, small hills and lakes, it gives free rein to the frolics of fauna and the scents of Provençal vegetation. Miramas is one of those clubs where human relations have remained at the heart of the concerns of its managers. The atmosphere is warm and courteous, the passion intact, the word welcome having retained all its meaning. To avoid spoiling anything, golf is practiced here at very attractive costs.

Varied route, with a part in the plain where water bodies come into play and another wooded and steep part in the pine forest, where it is not good to get lost.

The Aix-en-Provence Set Golf golf course in the Bouches-du-Rhône is located near the city center of Aix-en-Provence. The course initially 9 holes was extended to 18 holes in 2009. This golf course designed in a green park is quite technical. Indeed, its greens and fairways which unfold between pines and cypresses require the golfer to use a precise set of irons and a good little game in order to bring back a good scorecard to the Club-House.
A varied course
The last 9 holes (the return) are quite different from the first 9 (the outward). Indeed, the beginning of the course suggests a rather easy golf, even if the precision remains in order to hope to score. The judiciously placed bunkers come to decorate a sinuous route requiring precision and technique. The end of the course, on the other hand, is clearly complicated. The game is clearly becoming target golf, with a number of significant water hazards seriously complicating matters.

The apotheosis is perhaps hole n ° 14, Par 5, which offers an island green surrounded by water! Fortunately the last two holes appear easier to play and allow us to conclude a quite varied course.
In conclusion, this golf course is pleasant to play, suitable for golfers of all levels, all this at the gates of Aix-en-Provence in a very friendly setting.