GOLF DU PIC SAINT-LOUP

The history of golf began in 1980 with the 9 holes of ""Coulondres"" designed by Donald Harradine, in a splendid natural setting overlooking the Pic Saint-Loup and the Mediterranean Sea. These 9 historic holes are the very essence of the club, long known as ""Golf de Coulondres"".

A few years later, a further 9 holes were added to the course. In 2012, the last 9 holes were closed for renovation and extension to 18 holes ""Puech”.

The whole complex: 18-hole Puech, 9-hole Coulondres and 5-hole compact-school, offers varied combinations of play in terms of atmosphere and panoramic views.

The Golf du Pic Saint-Loup is constantly improving to ensure that the course is maintained to the highest standards for the enjoyment of all.

In 2023, the Golf du Pic Saint-Loup was awarded the Bronze Golf Label for Biodiversity, in partnership with the FFGOLF and the Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, in recognition of the work of the golf teams and the actions put in place to understand, preserve and raise awareness of biodiversity.