Le Golf National
Paris, France
Le Golf National overview
Most famously known for hosting Europe's historic win in 2018 on the Albatros course, Le Golf National has become an acclaimed golf club known for its phenomenal landscape and unrepeatable course layouts. The course is also set to host the anticipated 2024 Olympic Games.
Located in the picturesque suburbs of Versailles, just outside the French Capital, this world-class golf club is home to two exceptional courses. The famous Albatros Course, known as one of Europe’s finest layouts, and the underrated Aigle Course. When planning to play the course you have the option to stay onsite or in the city centre for a remarkable French golf holiday.
The club offers pristine practice facilities as expected and also offers private caddies and golf cart rentals are available to prepare you best before stepping up to that first tee box.
2024 Paris Olympics
Le Golf National is currently hosting the 2024 Olympics, making this a prime opportunity to experience the prestigious course. If you want to play the original layout of the 2018 Ryder Cup and 2024 Olympic Course, the time is now!
The course will remain open from August 13th until 20th October 2024, after which it will undergo extensive renovations. These works will result in an 18-month closure, with the course expected to reopen in 2026. Don’t miss your chance to play on this historic and world-renowned course before it temporarily closes for its upgrades.
The Olympic dates are as follows:
- 01.08.2024 – 04.08.2024: Men’s competition
- 07.08.2024 – 10.08.2024: Women’s competition
Golf courses at Le Golf National
The Albatros Course
Infamous for hosting the Ryder Cup in 2018 and a part of the European Tour Destinations network, The Albatros course at Le Golf National is a true championship course. With tricky greens that are protected by challenging bunkers, requiring pure concentration and precision, The Albatros course is a true test of every golfer's game and will likely require the use of every club in your bag! You can also play its brother course, The Aigle, for an all-round Golf National experience.
Aigle Golf Course
Although this Le Golf National course is often forgotten, due to the popularity of its brother, The Albatros, The Aigle is still a fantastic course to play on a Parisian golf break. It’s kept to the same high standards of The Albatros and has been designed with every golfer in mind, with wide fairways and few bunkers allowing you to make use of your driver. The complex is also part of the prestigious European Tour Properties network, a world-class selection of golf venues.
