Golf Center Parcs Les Bois-Francs

The Bois-Francs course is an exceptionally long nine holes, par 37 and 3,131 metres, designed by Yves Bureau beside the château forest.

The golf was developed within Center Parcs Les Bois-Francs to add genuine sporting activity to the resort. Yves Bureau created a loop with half-championship scale. The course covers sixty-five hectares, including around four hectares of water, beside Château des Bois-Francs forest. Woodland and exposed sectors alternate.

Three par fives explain the par 37. Long holes require power, while water and bunkers demand careful landing-zone selection. FFGolf publishes 3,131 metres and par 37. Played twice, the course becomes 6,262 metres and par 74.

The course shares hotel, cottages, pool, wellness, dining, tennis and seminar services, plus sixteen covered and twenty-four grass practice positions. 9 holes; par 37; 3,131 metres; Yves Bureau; 65-hectare estate with four hectares of water; three par fives.