Golf de Chantilly, Golf course in Vineuil-Saint-Firmin, France.
Golf de Chantilly is an 18-hole course with a par of 71 set across 76 hectares in Vineuil-Saint-Firmin. The layout features wooded holes and water elements including ornamental lakes and canals that create varied playing conditions throughout the round.
The course was established in 1909 by architect Tom Simpson. Over more than a century, it has maintained its original design while operating continuously.
The course attracts golfers from across the region and plays a role in developing the sport in Hauts-de-France. Players of all skill levels find a welcoming environment when they visit.
The course remains accessible year-round and offers solid facilities for visitors of different skill levels. Plan to spend several hours for a full round, as the water hazards and wooded sections demand careful play.
Fourteen holes border the adjacent forest, creating a natural setting that defines the course's character. This mix of woodland and open fairways distinguishes it from many newer courses designed with different priorities.
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