Golf de Lésigny-Réveillon

Corbuches is Lésigny’s most frequently used competition loop, an approximately 3,040-metre par 36 that is harder to score than its welcoming appearance suggests.

Corbuches belongs to Michel Gayon’s 1988 twenty-seven holes. It pairs with both Hyverneaux and Réveillon and therefore forms the central element of the modular system. Open land, planting and slightly more wooded sectors alternate across gentle wind-exposed terrain.

Three par threes, four par fours and two par fives include consecutive long par fives, one beyond 540 metres, plus demanding driving holes. Length varies slightly by combination: 3,040 metres with Hyverneaux and 3,035 with Réveillon. The Atlas uses 3,040 metres and par 36 while documenting the variation.

Corbuches shares the estate’s facilities and frequently forms the second nine for visitors and competition. 9 holes; par 36; approximately 3,040 metres; Michel Gayon, 1988; consecutive par fives; central competition loop.