UGOLF Feucherolles

Feucherolles is a long wooded rolling course west of Paris, punctuated by five lakes and designed to combine power, position and precise green approaches.

The course opened in 1992 after design by American architect J. M. Poellot. The 65-hectare project emphasised environmental integration. After more than thirty years, mature trees and surfaces give a well-established character. The venue now belongs to UGOLF. Feucherolles lies in the northeastern Yvelines, twelve minutes from Saint-Germain-en-Laye. The property is heavily wooded, strongly rolling in places and crossed by five lakes. Forest corridors alternate with broader openings.

Poellot created a long but harmonious course. Water defends principal lines and several greens can be approached from very different angles. Driver is available, but poor landing position can block the next shot. Large greens and deep bunkers require depth control. The official site publishes 6,348 metres and par 72, placing Feucherolles among western Paris’s substantial courses. Slopes increase effective length and lakes create risk on second shots.

The 3,200-square-metre clubhouse contains restaurant, terrace, lounge, changing rooms with Japanese baths and modular meeting rooms. Range, two putting greens, pitching green, pro shop and buggies support strong corporate use. 18 holes; par 72; 6,348 metres; J. M. Poellot; opened in 1992; 65-hectare estate; five lakes; 3,200-square-metre clubhouse.