Golf de Gaillon, Golf course in Gaillon, France
Golf de Gaillon is a 9-hole course on flat ground in Normandy, covering 25 hectares. The layout measures 2822 metres with a par of 35. A pond lies in front of the clubhouse, a low building with pale walls and dark pitched roofs, and a hill rises to the right behind the fairways.
The course was designed by architect Didier Fruchet in 1987 and opened to the public in 1992. It lies in Gaillon, in the Eure department of Normandy, and is reached from exit 17 of the A13 motorway at kilometre point 84, or by train at Gaillon-Aubevoye station.
This golf course serves as a regional sports hub in Normandy, drawing players from across the area. The regular tournaments organized here foster connections among golfers and create a sense of community on the grounds.
The facility offers 45 practice positions including 20 covered stalls, along with free manual trolleys and rental clubs for players of all abilities. A restaurant in the clubhouse serves local dishes, and the grounds are accessible for visitors with disabilities.
The entrance sign at Les Artaignes shows a line drawing of a tall chateau with pointed roofs and an arched door, next to three curved concentric lines and the yellow-green word "golf". The phone number 02.32.53.89.40 is printed beneath the name Gaillon.
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