Golf des Aisses, Golf course in La Ferté-Saint-Aubin, France.

Golf des Aisses is a golf course in La Ferté-Saint-Aubin with two layouts for different skill levels. The facility features an 18-hole championship course and a shorter 9-hole course that share the same grounds.

Golf des Aisses was created in 1992, designed by Olivier Brizon, with 27 holes forming three loops (blue, white and red) over about nine kilometres. Since 2009 Martin Hawtree has remodelled the course, which now has a 9-hole layout (par 36, 3,264 m) and an 18-hole layout (par 72, 6,648 m).

The course is laid out in the Sologne, a natural region of heath and woodland south of Orléans, and its heathland style follows British design tradition. The three original loops were named by colour: blue, white and red. Since 2009 Martin Hawtree has reworked the layout, which now has a 9-hole and an 18-hole course.

The course lies in the Sologne natural region south of Orléans, near the D2020 road at La Ferté-Saint-Aubin. Facilities include a practice range with 15 bays and a training green. The layout comprises an 18-hole course of 6,648 m (par 72) and a 9-hole course of 3,264 m (par 36).

The course is a heathland layout in the British tradition, built on the Sologne's sandy, heather-covered ground. The 1992 design by Olivier Brizon had 27 holes forming three loops (blue, white and red) over about nine kilometres; Martin Hawtree has reworked it since 2009 into 9- and 18-hole courses.