Domaine de la Grange aux Ormes

Le Bois Brûlé is a physical 18-hole, par-71 course measuring 5870 metres, defined by a technical year-round layout known for hosting the Alps Tour’s Open International de la Mirabelle d’Or.

The estate developed Le Bois Brûlé as its competition course and later added Le Breuil. The professional event strengthened its reputation. The recorded design reference is Architecte non communiqué par le domaine. The club developed sporting, coaching and visitor activity around the physical layout. The course occupies a natural environment ten minutes from Metz with water, trees and integrated residential areas. The course remains separated from urban disturbance through open and wooded sectors. Season, wind, trees and moisture change effective distance and playing conditions.

The challenge combines five par fives, six par threes, bunkers, varied greens and alternating length and precision. Landing-zone choice and approach angle matter more than automatic power. The retained reference is 5870 metres and par 71. FFGolf publishes 5,870 metres, par 71, men’s SSS 74. 2 and Slope 128. Le Bois Brûlé is the permanent eighteen-hole course, separate from Le Breuil.

A forty-two-bay water range, restaurant, pro shop, coaching, seminars and events support the estate. The Grand Est location supports golf stays linked with cities, heritage, wine and natural landscapes. 18 holes; par 71; 5,870 metres; SSS 74. 2; Slope 128; Alps Tour host.

Compétitions fédérales, Grands Prix et événements de club — Calendrier annuel