Golf courses Seine-Et-Marne

This is a friendly address for those who want to mix nice accommodation and sports activities. The Domaine de Crécy, a former farmhouse dating back to the seventeenth century, combines hotel (with comfortable apartments or suites for two to six people), restaurant (with snacks and varied maps making the millesheet of vegetables, foie gras, chateau, forest poultry and other cream burned at the licorice) and golf course 9 and 10 8 holes. All in a 110 ha countryside in the heart of Brie. The bike lovers, and more specifically ATV, will also appreciate the proximity of several GPS traces and official routes among the most interesting of the region, including Dammartin-sur-Tigeaux, Guérard and the beautiful bourgade of La Celle-sur-Morin (some passages, quite technical, make these courses rather reserved for sophisticated vetetists.). This area has the advantage of being very well located, about 15 km from the Disneyland Paris parks and the new Nature Paris Villages.

The Ozoir golf course, inaugurated in 1931, is one of the oldest and most beautiful in the Ile-de-France region. Its courses cover 90 hectares in the magnificent setting of the Monthéty woods, with its many varieties of trees over several hundred years old. Golfers can choose between an 18-hole and two 9-hole courses. The Château des Agneaux and its outbuildings offer top-quality facilities, as well as the possibility of renting studios or apartments all year round. The site also boasts a restaurant, open daily.

The Marsaudière had only a few inhabitants in the early nineteenth century. She then belonged to Baron Petit de Beauverger, a former prefect, anobli by Napoleon I. He had his country house built in these places. Set in the area of this ancient residence, the golf de la Marsaudière offers a 9 hole course (35), 2,740 m long, a particularly pleasant and wooded environment that allows both confirmed golfers and beginners to enjoy pleasure. The site also has a restaurant with 52 seats and 3 seminar and banquet rooms (for 20, 60 or 100 people). Open at noon, the restaurant allows golfers to relax before or after a journey.

Ideally located in the forest, at the gates of the city, this 18 hole golf course (by 72) contains a splendid Anglo-Norman club. Drawn by Tom Simpson (British golf architect) in 1920, this 1909 journey (one of the oldest in France) is recognized as one of the most beautiful in the country and even in Europe (it was recently ranked 6 ^th best European route by specialists in discipline!). It offers a real adventure between rock, heather, juniper and very many bunkers (102). Open to all during weekends, the weekend is only reserved for members or their guests (except in July and August). Proper attire required.

Classified among the very first of France, this golf course has two courses: " La Jonchère ", a pleasant 18-hole with tree tree and its many water plans. Golfers can also choose to enjoy the Parcous "La Gondoire", a 9-hole, Par 35 2 685 m. The Practise will also welcome you with 25 posts, including 17 seats. A club-house, a restaurant, a bar with terrace and a lounge help create a friendly atmosphere, not to mention a Pro Shop shop for shopping. Very pleasant reception. Traditional restaurant, Les Terrasses, open at noon.

Spread over 65 hectares, the 18- and 9-hole courses are ideal for both professional and amateur golfers. An instructor is on hand to guide beginners and those wishing to perfect their game. To come and play, it's best to book the day before. The site also features a proshop offering advice on purchasing equipment. A restaurant, Le Barrois, offers on-site dining at lunchtime and on Friday and Saturday evenings. Groups can request special menus and theme buffets. Summer terrace.

This golf course, located between Montereau and Voulx, is renowned for the quality and beauty of its journey. This past, varied and technical site is set on a natural, hilly and wooded site of 98 hectares, surrounded by a magnificent stone building, a former farmhouse dating from the th century, originally surrounded by a moat. After effort, comfort at club-house or traditional restaurant with a map where fish is very present. You can dine in the hunting room, rustic and warm, with a beautiful fireplace, in the large room with windows or under the veranda, overlooking the route and the surrounding countryside.

Designed in 1989 by Michel Gayon, this 104-hectare course has 27 holes + 9 compact holes. Situated just off the Francilienne motorway, the noise of cars and trucks can unfortunately disturb golfers' concentration. But the Lésigny golf course remains a very pleasant place to play. A hotel and restaurant are also available. Since 2009, an endangered breed of wild sheep has been introduced to the golf course.