Golf de Clécy Cantelou

Chamois is Clécy’s alternative physical loop, a 3,007-metre nine-hole par 37 defined by a 532-metre ninth replacing Cabri’s par-four ninth.

The French federation identifies Chamois as a separate nine-hole course, although it shares the first eight holes with Cabri’s front nine. Its distinct long ninth creates a par-74 repeated round. The loop crosses the same Suisse Normande hills, woodland and meadow as Cabri, with a longer alternative final corridor back to the clubhouse.

Two par threes, four par fours and three par fives create rare par 37. The ninth measures 532 metres and strengthens length and strategy. FFGolf publishes 3,007 metres and par 37 for one loop, men’s SSS 36. 4 and Slope 68. The doubled par 74 display is not counted as a separate physical course.

Chamois shares all Clécy facilities and provides the more demanding alternative for competition and strong visitors. Physical 9 holes; par 37; 3,007 metres; Bill Baker, 1989; first eight shared with Cabri and separate 532-metre par-five ninth; Slope 68.