Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil

Le Vaudreuil is a 6,312-metre par 73 designed by Fred Hawtree in 1961 and now one of France’s major competition and performance venues.

Fred Hawtree designed the course in the Eure valley in 1961. Professional events, including the Vaudreuil Golf Challenge, and major investment in hotel, academy, short game and corporate facilities created a complete golf centre. The course crosses woodland, meadow and wetland in the Eure valley. Mature trees frame fairways, while water and woodland reduce angles. Conditioning is maintained to professional standards.

Five par fives explain the par 73. Accessible fairways hide preferred angles protected by trees and bunkers. Fast greens and distance-based tees support both tournament and club play. The official site publishes 6,312 metres and par 73. Championship greens and substantial long holes create professional scale.

The estate offers hotel, dining and seminars, a forty-bay range with fifteen covered positions, TrackMan, force plates, fitting and extensive short-game areas. Altus Performance Europe and Golf Court Academy reinforce high performance. 18 holes; par 73; 6,312 metres; Fred Hawtree, 1961; regular professional tournament; forty-bay range; performance academies.