Alpes-Maritimes
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Courses
- Golf Grasse Country Club – Claux Amic
- Monte-Carlo Golf Club
- Nouveau practice de golf
- Golf de la Vanade
- Old Course Cannes Golf Links
- Golf de Biot
- Victoria Golf Club
- Golf Country Club
- Golf de la Tour d'Opio
- Auron Mountain Golf
- Golf de la Grande Bastide
- Golf d’Opio Valbonne
- Le Provençal Golf
- Royal Mougins Golf
- Golf Country Club Cannes-Mougins
- Golf Country Club de Saint-Donat
- Riviera Golf Club
- Valberg golf Club
- Golf Club de Menton
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Alpes-Maritimes?
We always recommend the shoulder seasons-late spring (April-May) or early autumn (September-October). You'll enjoy fantastic weather, fewer crowds on and off the course, and still find the region vibrant. Avoid peak summer; it gets hot, busy, and green fees often climb.
What kind of golf courses can I expect to find in the Alpes-Maritimes region?
You'll discover a fascinating mix here, from classic parkland layouts nestled in the hills to more dramatic courses with stunning sea views. Many tracks incorporate the region's natural elevation changes, so expect some challenging lies and memorable vistas. It's rarely flat, which adds to the fun.
Is golfing in Alpes-Maritimes an expensive experience, and what should I budget for green fees?
Let's be direct-this is the French Riviera, so expect a premium for many courses. Green fees typically range from €80 for a solid local track up to €180-€250+ for the more prestigious, well-known clubs. We suggest booking in advance, especially for weekend play, to secure your preferred tee times.
How easy is it to get between golf courses in Alpes-Maritimes, and do I need a car?
A car is absolutely essential for a golf trip here; public transport won't cut it for course hopping. While distances between courses aren't huge, the winding roads and occasional Riviera traffic mean you'll appreciate the flexibility of your own wheels. Factor in travel time, especially if you're playing courses further inland from the coast.
Beyond the golf, what makes a trip to Alpes-Maritimes unique for a golfer?
You're not just here for the golf; you're immersing yourself in the iconic Côte d'Azur lifestyle. Imagine finishing a round and then heading straight to a charming village market, or enjoying world-class dining with stunning Mediterranean views. It's a fantastic blend of challenging golf and luxurious relaxation that few other regions can match.