Golf de Lésigny-Réveillon

Réveillon is the shortest and most balanced main loop at Lésigny, a 2,818-metre par 35 with one par five, two par threes and six par fours.

Réveillon was created in 1988 with Hyverneaux and Corbuches as part of Michel Gayon’s 27-hole system. Its moderate length balances the main combinations and it is distinct from the separate Red compact course. Open sectors alternate with more tree-lined holes. Wind remains present, but vegetation offers greater shelter than Hyverneaux.

One par five, two par threes and six par fours create balanced rhythm. The second is a 457-metre par five, while the middle sequence tightens. Réveillon-Corbuches data gives 2,818 metres and par 35 for the loop. The full combination is 5,853 metres, par 71, SSS 69. 7 and Slope 125.

Réveillon appears in daily visitor rotations and suits mid-handicap golfers while retaining qualifying value. 9 holes; par 35; 2,818 metres; Michel Gayon, 1988; one par five, two par threes and six par fours.