Golf de Faulquemont-Pontpierre

Faulquemont is a physical 18-hole, par-73 course measuring 5952 metres, defined by a lively par 73 with five par fives, Lorraine views and an exceptionally high back-tee Slope.

The golf developed as a sporting destination between Metz and Saarbrücken, with active junior, lodging and dining programmes. The recorded design reference is Architecte non communiqué par le club. The club developed sporting, coaching and visitor activity around the physical layout. The course occupies rolling green Moselle countryside near Pontpierre. Open views alternate with wooded sectors and elevation changes. Season, wind, trees and moisture change effective distance and playing conditions.

The challenge combines five par fives, medium-length par fours, defended greens and elevation-adjusted distances. Landing-zone choice and approach angle matter more than automatic power. The retained reference is 5952 metres and par 73. FFGolf publishes 5,952 metres, par 73, men’s SSS 74. 3 and Slope 152. The main course is distinct from Le Faucon compact.

Hotel, restaurants including Le Toya, covered practice, pro shop, coaching and seminars support the venue. The Grand Est location supports golf stays linked with cities, heritage, wine and natural landscapes. 18 holes; par 73; 5,952 metres; SSS 74. 3; Slope 152; five par fives.

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