Pontarlier

Pontarlier

Pontarlier is a 5,049-metre par-69 mountain course organised in three distinct sections: Jura valley, technical plateau and open Haut-Doubs ground.

parkland · 18 holes · Par 69 · 5,049 m · 1997
At a glance
Pontarlier is a 5,049-metre par-69 mountain course organised in three distinct sections: Jura valley, technical plateau and open Haut-Doubs ground.
History
Albert Sauvonnet founded the first nine in 1997 and the course expanded to eighteen holes in 2005. Later management modernised the clubhouse and visitor experience. The first six holes occupy a fir-lined Jura combe, the next section a precision plateau, and the back nine more open varied ground.
Architecture
Forest corridors demand straight driving, the plateau rewards position, and the short sidehill eighteenth requires a good tee angle. The official site publishes 5,049 metres and par 69. Altitude, slopes and changing character add difficulty beyond distance.
Club experience
March-to-December golf, dining, buggies, trolleys, club hire, coaching, stages and seminars support Haut-Doubs stays. 18 holes; par 69; 5,049 metres; founded in 1997; eighteen holes since 2005; mountain course.
Competitions & records
Compétitions fédérales, Grands Prix et événements de club — Calendrier annuel
Practical information
Official website
www.golfdepontarlier.fr/
Address
La Grange des Pauvres, Les Étraches, 25300 Pontarlier, France, 25300 Pontarlier
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