Golf de Dijon, Golf course in Norges-la-Ville, France.
Golf de Dijon is a golf course near Norges-la-Ville with 18 holes and a par-72 layout. The facility offers a pro shop, driving range, practice areas, and a nine-hole training course for beginners.
The course was designed in 1971 by architect Mickaël Fenn and laid out in the woods of Norges-la-Ville. The site's inception is recorded as 1968, three years before the course design. It is now known as Golf Jacques Laffite Dijon-Bourgogne.
The course is also called Golf Jacques Laffite Dijon-Bourgogne, after the French racing driver. Each year it hosts the Open International de Bourgogne, the Trophée des Grands Crus, whose name refers to Burgundy wines, the Jacques Laffite Classic and the Trophée des Managers.
The course lies in the woods of Norges-la-Ville, about 10 km north of Dijon, and is reached by road from the city. The 18-hole par-72 layout measures 5,973 m and is open to professionals and players of all levels. On site are a gastronomic restaurant, a pro shop, a swimming pool and tennis courts.
The course hosts the Managers Trophy, a tournament that brings together business leaders through golf. This event creates opportunities for professional networking while maintaining a competitive spirit.
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