Golf de Lésigny-Réveillon

Hyverneaux is one of Lésigny-Réveillon’s three physical main loops, a 3,034-metre par 36 exposed to wind and containing two long par fives.

Lésigny-Réveillon was created in 1988 across 104 hectares by Michel Gayon. Three interchangeable loops provide changing 18-hole combinations, with Hyverneaux forming the powerful Grand Prix section. The loop crosses the estate’s most open sectors. Broad-looking fairways, distant horizons and constant wind create Scottish-style character.

Two par threes, five par fours and two par fives include two holes beyond 500 metres and a par four around 400 metres. Hyverneaux-Corbuches data gives 3,034 metres and par 36 for this loop. Combined length is 6,074 metres, par 72, SSS 71. 2 and Slope 125.

Hyverneaux shares hotel, restaurant, illuminated eighty-bay range, coaching and year-round visitor booking. 9 holes; par 36; 3,034 metres; Michel Gayon, 1988; two par fives beyond 500 metres; open wind-exposed loop.