Ardrée

Ardrée is a 5,745-metre par 71 by Olivier Brizon within a cedar-filled Loire estate crossed by natural water.

The golf opened north of Tours in 1988. Olivier Brizon integrated a modern course into mature woodland and water. It later joined Bluegreen, hosts Grand Prix events and earned the Silver Golf for Biodiversity label in 2021. The current estate covers around seventy hectares of cedar, ponds, streams and meadow. Gentle contour and changing wind exposure provide variety.

Broad greens, natural water and tree-lined routes define the par 71. Fairways are welcoming, but preferred approach position matters. The long seventeenth par three is a major test. Published length is 5,745 metres and par 71, with men’s white-tee Slope around 123. Multiple tees preserve accessibility.

Dynamic booking, practice, putting, pro shop, Saint Andrews restaurant, coaching, stages, buggies and events support Loire château visits. 18 holes; par 71; 5,745 metres; Olivier Brizon, 1988; mature cedar estate; natural water; Silver Biodiversity label.

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