Les Sept Tours

Les Sept Tours is a 6,093-metre par-72 château course by Peter Harradine and Olivier Dongradi around a fifteenth-century estate.

The course opened in 1993 within Château des Sept Tours park, designed to complement lodging, dining and golf stays. The historic château became the visual and commercial centre. More than seventy-six hectares combine generally flat ground, forest, mature trees, water and dense rough. The front is more wooded and the back more open.

Apparent width is deceptive. Forest fairways and water reduce margin, while long early par fives demand both length and direction. The club publishes 6,093 metres and par 72. Some recent back cards approach 6,199 metres; men’s Slope is around 125 to 127.

Château rooms, outdoor pool, bistronomic restaurant, chapel brasserie, equipment hire, buggies, practice and seminars create a complete golf stay. 18 holes; par 72; 6,093 metres; Peter Harradine and Olivier Dongradi; opened in 1993; more than seventy-six hectares.

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