Rcf La Boulie

Golf de la Boulie – Racing Club de France is home to three courses. Two 18-holes courses – the Vallée and La Forêt – and one par 27 called Le Coteau.

The course hosted the first French Open in 1906, won by the Club’s pro, Arnaud Massy. It has hosted 19 editions of the French Open, a World Cup in 1963, numerous prestigious tournaments such as the Perrier Open ( 1988 and 1991) and the Amateur World Championships in 1994.

The area houses a driving range, a pro-shop, field hockey pitches, seven tennis courts, a weight room, a clubhouse (restaurant, snack bar, bar, fitness room). bridge.

) and a junior club so that the youngest have fun while the older ones walk the fairways. It is located in Versailles in the Yvelines department in the Île-de-France region, 20 minutes from the capital Paris.

It was built in 1901 by the Scottish architect Willie Park Jr, winner of two British Opens.