Golf de Meaux-Boutigny

Le Noyer is Meaux-Boutigny’s main course, a rolling natural par 71 known for its local Amen Corner and views across village, clubhouse and countryside.

The golf opened on 28 October 1984 to a Michel Gayon design. It developed into a respected club course near Meaux and Disneyland Paris, hosting federation competition in a friendly atmosphere. The estate covers roughly sixty-five to sixty-eight hectares of rolling country with woodland, ravines, streams, water and village views.

Michel Gayon uses slopes and natural hazards. Holes seven, eight, sixteen and seventeen form the club’s Amen Corner, with water and elevation increasing pressure. The official site publishes 5,767 metres and par 71. Moderate distance is balanced by contour and approach angles.

The golf opens year-round with panoramic restaurant, forty-five-bay range, putting greens and a compact second course. 18 holes; par 71; 5,767 metres; Michel Gayon; opened 28 October 1984; Amen Corner at holes 7, 8, 16 and 17.