Racing Club de France La Boulie

Le Coteau is La Boulie’s historic nine-hole course, entirely par threes, short in distance but physically and technically selective because it sits on a hillside.

Le Coteau was created in 1911, ten years after La Vallée. For more than a century it has supported coaching, juniors and short rounds at Racing Club de France. Its age and setting give it heritage beyond a modern compact course. The loop lies near the clubhouse and short-game area on a pronounced hillside. Significant elevation separates tees and greens. Narrow fairways are edged by high rough and mature vegetation.

Nine holes range from 81 to 152 metres. All are par threes, but slopes and angles demand varied flight. Side misses are punished and the course tests short and mid irons. The club publishes 1,032 metres and par 27. Total distance is short, but elevation increases walking and distance-control difficulty. It supports junior qualifying competition.

Le Coteau shares all La Boulie facilities and enables quick golf beside the clubhouse. It mainly serves members, guests, juniors and coached activity rather than independent green-fee traffic. 9 holes; par 27; 1,032 metres; created in 1911; nine par threes from 81 to 152 metres; rolling academy and qualifying course.