Crécy Golf Club

Montpichet is Domaine de Crécy’s genuine nine-hole course, a wooded gently rolling par 35 used for development and short competition.

Opened before Vignoly, Montpichet was the estate’s first golf identity and remained when the Arnold Palmer course was built. A separate membership confirms its autonomous status. The loop crosses orchards, fruit trees, meadow and gentle contour. Estate alpacas graze near parts of the course, reinforcing its rural family atmosphere.

Par threes, fours and two par fives combine on narrower fairways than Vignoly. Greens require consistent accuracy and contour changes effective distance. Course references give approximately 2,542 metres and par 35, or 5,084 metres and par 70 when played twice. Tee variations are noted in the Atlas.

Montpichet has separate green fees and membership and shares the TrackMan range, restaurant, hotel, lodges and estate activities. 9 holes; par 35; approximately 2,542 metres; opened in 1987; orchards and fruit trees; separate membership.