Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil, Championship golf course in Le Vaudreuil, France.
Golf PGA France du Vaudreuil is a golf course on the Île de l'Homme, a parcel of land bordered by the Eure to the north-west and the Morte Eure to the south-east. The British architect Fred William Hawtree drew the layout. The clubhouse is a 17th-century barn originally from Thiberville in the Eure.
The course was laid out by British architect Fred William Hawtree on the island called l'Homme, formed by the Eure to the north-west and the Morte Eure to the south-east. Until 1822 the château of Claude Girardin and its gardens stood on this land; before that, the château-fort du Vaudreuil founded by Henry I Beauclerc occupied the site. The clubhouse is a 17th-century barn originally from Thiberville in the Eure.
The course lies on an island formed by the Eure and the Morte Eure, known as l'Homme. The clubhouse is a 17th-century barn originally built at Thiberville in the Eure, moved here to serve golfers. The land once held the château of Claude Girardin and its gardens, gone since 1822, and before that the château-fort du Vaudreuil founded by Henry I Beauclerc.
The course lies on an island formed by the Eure to the north-west and the Morte Eure to the south-east, a parcel known as l'Homme. The clubhouse is a 17th-century barn brought from Thiberville in the Eure. Access is from Le Vaudreuil; the layout was drawn by British architect Fred William Hawtree.
The course occupies an island formed by the Eure and the Morte Eure, known as l'Homme island. Until 1822 the château of Claude Girardin and its gardens stood on this land; before that, the château-fort du Vaudreuil founded by Henry I Beauclerc occupied the site.
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