Golf du Parc du Tremblay

Parc du Tremblay is one of France’s pioneering urban compact courses: nine par threes totalling 928 metres within a 73-hectare public park.

The course was created to introduce golf in the heart of Val-de-Marne. Its compact public format has brought generations of city residents into the game and continues to welcome hundreds of new golfers each year. The loop lies in Champigny-sur-Marne within a large multi-sport park. Planting and open recreation areas provide green space close to Paris.

All nine holes are par threes of varied length, requiring wedges and short or mid irons. Greens, bunkers and hole locations create genuine depth-control practice. FFGolf publishes 928 metres and par 27. A separate six-hole pitch and putt exists but is outside the Atlas main scope.

The site offers sixty range bays, thirty covered with TrackMan Range, training stations, simulators and Green Card programmes. Players up to handicap 53. 9 are accepted. 9 holes; par 27; 928 metres; nine par threes; pioneering French urban compact; sixty-bay range with thirty covered TrackMan positions.