Golf de Bussy-Guermantes, Golf course in Marne-la-Vallée, France.
Golf de Bussy-Guermantes is a 27-hole golf facility in Marne-la-Vallée, east of Paris, made up of two courses: La Jonchère with 18 holes and La Gondoire with 9. The club was created in 1988 and its golf school is well attended.
The course was established in 1988 and grew into a structured golf facility in the eastern Paris region. The division into two playing sections developed to serve golfers of different skill levels.
The club's golf school is well attended, and its players have gone on to professional careers: Grégory Havret, François Calmels, Charles-Édouard Russo, Guillaume Cambis and Romain Wattel all came through Bussy-Guermantes. The Trophée Preven's, a men's professional event launched by the French Golf Federation on the AGF-Allianz Golf Tour, has been held here.
The club sits in Marne-la-Vallée, east of Paris, and its two courses are split by name: La Jonchère for the 18 holes and La Gondoire for the 9. Players should plan which loop they want before arriving, since the 27 holes are not played as one round. The golf school is heavily subscribed, so lessons are worth arranging in advance.
The club's golf school is described as highly sought-after, and five professionals who came through it are named by the source: Grégory Havret, François Calmels, Charles-Edouard Russo, Guillaume Cambis and Romain Wattel.
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