Golf de Saint Endréol

An exceptional setting in Provence
The Golf de Roquebrune Resort is located in the Var between Cannes and Saint-Tropez. A true haven of peace, it deploys its 18 holes in an exceptional natural setting. With more than 40 bunkers and 6 bodies of water, the golf course of Roquebrune, harmoniously combines technique and aesthetics. Designed by Michel Gayon, it leaves no one indifferent and becomes more and more pleasant over the games.
A course of great diversity
Each hole has its own charm and challenges. You will move between Land & Sea, discovering a breathtaking panorama over the bay of Saint-Raphaël and the Massif des Maures, for the fulfillment of the mind and the senses.
Two nine-hole loops
It is possible depending on your departure time to play only a 9-hole course. Indeed, the Roquebrune sur Argens golf course offers the possibility of playing two different 9-hole courses.
The last 9 holes - The return
In the morning, until 1:30 after the first departures, you will have the opportunity to discover a 9-hole course of 2799 meters. This 9 hole golf course corresponds to holes 10 to 18 of the resort course. Composed of 2 par5, 3 par3 and 4 par4, these 9 holes, as beautiful as they are technical, will overwhelm you with happiness.

The views over the Golf de St-Raphael and Fréjus will only make this experience more beautiful.
The first 9 holes - The go
The rest of the day, a 9-hole golf course, in the heart of the Massif des Maures, along its 3096 meters will be offered to you. This 9-hole course corresponds to holes 1 to 9 of the resort course. Composed of 2 Par5, 2 Par3 and 4 Par4, these 9 holes of the Moors will give you thrills and will seduce all lovers of golf and nature.

The most mysterious and private route in France
The Vidauban golf course is located in the heart of the Massif des Maures, in Provence. it is rightly considered one of the most beautiful courses in Europe. However, it is reserved for its members and their guests. Its exceptional layout is the work of architects Robert Trent Jones and his son Robert Junior.

History
The genesis of certain clubs is sometimes complicated. Indeed, Vidauban - formerly the Prince of Provence - is one of them. Emerged from the ground in 1999, this atypical club since it is reserved for its members and their guests has been more often talked about by the successive trials and appeals to the Draguignan court than by the beauty of the layout and the nature which had seduced Robert Trent Jones. from the seventies.

Literally fell in love with this Var countryside, the Californian architect then bought this property while promising himself to build the "ideal course" there! Between the death of his wife, illness and a consequent activity, he took his time, helped by his son Robert Junior, before seeing the birth of what some consider to be the most beautiful course in continental Europe.
The Vidauban course
Under these conditions, we can only regret that so few players can benefit from it. Today only twenty-five members share this club where everything seems ready as if a hundred players were going to disembark each morning. Most often played in a cart over the 6486 meters of a classic par 72, taking into account the distances between the holes, the design can only be seen on the hole in play. An additional luxury in the heart of the Plaine des Maures!
The quality of the ground, the mowing of the greens, the decor, the vegetation alternating parasol pines with other Mediterranean species, perfection is constant. This environment is mind-blowing even if nothing ostentatious disturbs the peace of the game.
Maintenance and infrastructure
Constantly evolving, the club redesigned its drainage system, adding 175 km of pipes to a demanding basement. The undergrowth has been cleaned, often covered with wood shavings, and a drop of 30% of the watered surfaces does not affect the aesthetics or the quality of the game. In the absence of any signage, the holes appear. follow naturally, alternating wide fairways with ponds or ancient rocks.

The clubhouse, built like a mini Provencal village, is a little too quiet, while the food served on the terrace goes to the essentials with beautiful salads and basic dishes of Mediterranean cuisine.
If luck smiles on you and you have the opportunity to tread these fairways one day, do not hesitate, cross France or the planet, the opportunity may not occur often ...

The Terre Blanche golf course is located in the heart of the Pays de Fayence, in the town of Tourrettes, in the Var. Only around thirty minutes from the famous Côte d'Azur and its coastline, the Terre Blanche golf resort is the ideal destination for a golfing holiday in the Provence Côte d'Azur region.
Two championship courses
The Golf de Terre Blanche is one of the most prestigious courses in France and in the world for many golf enthusiasts. The architect Dave Thomas knew how to preserve the existing reliefs and the vegetation of this magnificent site. Thus, its signature is expressed through the jagged bunkers of the two 18-hole courses "Le Château" and "Le Riou". This true paradise for golfers combines performance and pleasure of the game in an exceptional environment.
The 18-hole "Le Château" course
This 18-hole golf course of Terre Blanche of 6 meters immerses golfers in the playing conditions of a championship course. It owes its name to the Château Bouge that can be seen from the course. The Château course rewards the best players for their precision and length. The water obstacles are numerous and spectacular. Also, the course hosts each year an Open of the European Senior Tour: the "French Riviera Masters".

In 2013, Le Château was ranked 14th among the Best Courses in Continental Europe by Golf World Magazine UK. Its beautiful hilly areas are accessible to golfers with a handicap / index less than 35.
Le Riou 18-hole course
Located on a hillside, facing the perched villages of the Pays de Fayence, Le Riou is a technical 18-hole golf course. Its greens and fairways extend over more than 6005 meters and require game strategy and precision. This course is reserved for members of the Terre Blanche Golf Club, their guests and customers of the Terre Blanche Spa Golf Resort. Every year, it hosts the 1st stage of the Ladies European Tour Access Series (LETAS): the “Terre Blanche Ladies Open”.
Training areas

Practice: Open 7 days a week, 7 stations on 64 levels, half in a covered space, lit on the ground floor and half outdoors on the 2st level.
A grass strike zone
2 outdoor putting greens
1 indoor putting green
2 approach greens with bunkers