Le Golf National

Situated on the outskirts of Versailles, near Paris, Le Golf National is the hosting venue of The 2018 Ryder Cup and the well-established home to the Open de France. Owned and operated by the French Golf Federation, Le Golf National is a public golf club open to all golfers. Ranked amongst Continental Europe’s Top 25 Golf Resorts in 2020 - Golf World Magazine UK, Le Golf National boasts 3 golf courses for a total of 43 holes. This includes the mythical Albatros Course, the theatre of The 2018 Ryder Cup matches. Designed by architects Hubert Chesneau and Robert Von Hagge to welcome prestigious international tournaments, it is globally recognised as an impressive stadium with slick greens, vast undulating fairway together with large and small water hazards and innumerable links-style bunkers. The Albatros is complemented by the challenging 18-hole l'Aigle and the 7-hole Oiselet. As part of the European Tour Destinations' network of select venues, Le Golf National also offers a large array of facilities, including a modern clubhouse, two driving ranges, fantastic short game areas, an Academy, and much more. Onsite, there is besides a 4-star hotel overlooking the spectacular 4 closing holes of the Albatros. Owned and operated by the Accor Group, the Novotel Saint-Quentin en Yvelines offers two restaurants, an outdoor swimming pool, a wellness Spa Centre and much more. The Parisian venue has been chosen to host two exceptional international golf events in the next 3 years: The Eisenhower Trophy in 2022 and golf at The Olympic Games staged in Paris in 2024.