Golf Club de Strasbourg

Blanc 9 Holes is a physical 9-hole, par-35 course measuring 2933 metres. Its identity comes from balanced holes, flat tree-lined fairways and a mix of length and precision.

The course belongs to Golf Club de Strasbourg. The club was founded in 1935, expanded to eighteen holes in 1962 and twenty-seven in 1994. White belongs to this long sporting history. The recorded design reference is Évolutions historiques du Golf Club de Strasbourg. Sporting activity, coaching and visitor services developed around the layout without erasing its original character. The course occupies the Rhine plain south of Strasbourg on flat mature woodland. Trees define the routes, water appears on selected holes and the nearby city largely disappears during play. Season, wind, moisture and vegetation can change effective distance and playing conditions.

The design challenge combines balanced par fours, one par five, varied approaches and quick bunker-protected greens. Landing-zone choice and approach angle matter more than automatic power. The retained reference is 2933 metres and par 35. The official White-Red card gives 2,933 metres and par 35 for this loop. White is recorded separately because it is an independent physical nine. Forward tees preserve accessibility while back tees reveal the full test.

A large range, four practice holes, dining, professional coaching and strong member competition support the club. The location also supports golf stays linked with Alsace or Lorraine heritage, food, wine and nearby cities. 9 holes; par 35; 2,933 metres; club founded in 1935; physical loop within a 27-hole complex.

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