Golf de Domont-Montmorency, Golf course in Domont, France.
Golf de Domont-Montmorency is an 18-hole golf course set within a large forested area, featuring varied terrain that incorporates two natural lakes into the landscape. The course offers diverse playing conditions with different challenge levels adapted to the natural surroundings.
The course was designed in 1965 by British architect Fred Hawtree, combining the natural forest terrain with strategic playing challenges. The layout has largely remained true to this original plan, representing golf course design from the post-war period.
The golf club functions as a private association where members gather for competitions and social events throughout the year. Visitors can sense the community spirit that develops around the greens and within the club facilities.
The facility includes 23 covered practice stations where golfers can train, along with professional instruction available and a swimming pool for relaxation. Visitors interested in playing should check membership requirements in advance.
The course maintains its own water supply through two integrated lakes that provide irrigation to the greens during regular conditions. This self-sufficient system reflects thoughtful resource management built into the original design.
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