UGOLF du Coudray-Montceaux

Les Marronniers is a historic Charles Kenneth Cotton course created in 1960 among mature oak and chestnut woodland.

British architect Charles Kenneth Cotton created the course in 1960. Decades of tree growth have tightened lines and strengthened the need for strategy over power. The estate lies south of Paris near the Seine. Fairways roll among oak, chestnut, clearings and gentle slopes. Trees shelter wind but quickly close recovery angles.

Cotton rewards position. Tee shots prepare approach angles to compact greens, and the preferred half of each fairway is defined by trees and bunkers. The club publishes 5,761 metres and par 71. Moderate length is offset by trees, side slopes and defended greens.

The club opens year-round and welcomes visitors up to handicap 54, with dining, seminars, caddie services, buggies, covered practice and academy. 18 holes; par 71; 5,761 metres; Charles Kenneth Cotton, 1960; mature chestnut and oak woodland.