Golf courses Hautes-Pyrénées

Created in the 1980s by Charles de Ginestet, the Laloubère golf course has become a must for golf enthusiasts. Upgraded to 18 holes in 1990, the site, managed by his son Yves since 1992, now boasts over 650 members. With a renowned golf school, a partnership with the town for schoolchildren and over 100 days of competitions, including the Tarbes Open, the Golf des Tumulus continues to develop, promising many future projects. The 18-hole course takes 2 hours to complete and can be played in 70 strokes.

Inaugurated in 1998, the golf course is located on a hilly site surrounded by a forest of fir trees. The 18-hole course is 5,600 meters long, rather sporty but accessible to all levels. It takes about 4 hours to complete. Many services are available on the site: putting green, practice range, cart rental. You can take private lessons and a free initiation is planned every first Saturday of the month.

Close to the thermal park, the minigolf course at the foot of the Bédat is one of the most majestic in France. Its 18-hole course, set in a green setting, offers a varied terrain of impeccable fairways, waterfalls, ponds and hills. Tracks, ranging from tartan to clay to grass, offer captivating challenges, some with giant animals to delight the little ones. The clubhouse, a thatched chalet, invites you to relax on its flower-filled terrace.

This magnificent golf course overlooks the town of Bagnères. An 18-hole course and a quality driving range are available. Here, one comes for the qualities of the course, in a pleasant and restful green setting, but especially for the pleasure of playing golf while enjoying a breathtaking view of the Pyrenees and the Pic du Midi. The days are very pleasant and if you are a novice, don't hesitate to try the courses offered here

The great quality of this golf course, flat with a view of the Pyrenees, is that it allows everyone to express themselves according to their handicap. Planted with 4,500 trees, the site is exceptional for its natural beauty which reveals the Pic du Midi on a clear day. A traditional golf course located in a natural wooded area, this course spreads out the 5 900 meters of its 18 holes over 40 hectares. The driving range is open to all and a state-qualified instructor provides training for beginners. After a full round, golfers meet at the Pré Vert for a hearty meal.