Étiolles Golf Club

Les Cerfs is a 6,176-metre par 73 designed by Michel Gayon in Sénart forest, combining broad fairways, water and championship scale.

Étiolles developed as a major southern Paris club in protected woodland. Michel Gayon created a course balancing technical challenge and enjoyment, now hosting Grand Prix, senior competition and corporate events. The course lies within Sénart forest around thirty-five minutes from Paris. Lakes, woodland, clearings and broad turf create a strong sense of escape.

Fairways are relatively broad, but water and bunkers defend aggressive lines. Five par fives, four par threes and nine par fours explain the par 73. Protected greens require depth control. FFGolf publishes 6,176 metres, par 73, men’s SSS 72 and Slope 130. The front nine measures 3,159 metres and the back 3,017.

The club opens year-round and welcomes visitors up to handicap 54, with hotel, dining, seminars, wellness, extensive practice, buggies and coaching. 18 holes; par 73; 6,176 metres; Michel Gayon; five par fives; SSS 72; Slope 130; Sénart forest.