Golf de Rebetz

Rebetz is a long technical par-73 estate course that remains relatively comfortable to walk, known for green quality and integration into the Vexin landscape.

The Rebetz estate has origins reaching the twelfth century and underwent several transformations before modern golf development. Jean-Pascal Fourès designed the course among Vexin woodland, hills and farmland. The club built its reputation through consistent conditioning, Grand Prix events and corporate hospitality. The property lies northwest of Paris in gently rolling country. Forest, meadow, ponds and estate views alternate. Elevation creates variety without becoming physically severe. Ground and wet areas require careful maintenance, especially around greens.

Greens are known for speed and precision. The course remains broad enough for average golfers, while preferred landing areas narrow nearer targets. The current card publishes 6,319 metres from black tees and par 73. White tees measure approximately 5,963 metres, with SSS 71. 5 and Slope 132. The unusual par reflects five par fives and creates a different rhythm from standard par 72.

Rebetz opens year-round and provides hotel, restaurant, seminar rooms, tennis, covered range, pro shop and buggies. The estate suits residential events, groups and Round members travelling from Paris or Belgium. 18 holes; par 73; 6,319 metres from black tees; Jean-Pascal Fourès; renowned greens; hotel and seminars; annual Grand Prix.