Aigle Golf Course
at Le Golf National

Paris, France

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The Aigle Course overview

Style: Parkland

The Aigle Golf Course at Le Golf National is often forgotten due to the popularity of its brother, The Albatros, which is the home of the French Open and the 2018 Ryder Cup venue. However, The Aigle is a wonderful golf course, kept to the same standards as The Albatros, and also offers a challenging test of golf. These 2 courses are the perfect way to enjoy a great Parisian golfing weekend. The complex is also part of the prestigious European Tour Destination network, a world-class selection of golf venues.

Designed with all golfers in mind, this course will test all who play and is a fantastic second course to the main Albatros Course. The wide fairways allow you to make use of your driver, especially as there aren't too many bunkers about. Like its counterpart, it has a links feel to it and the hillocks and tufts of high grass can cause a few problems. Overall it is an enjoyable round that should allow you to play to handicap.

Accommodation near Aigle Golf Course

Novotel Saint Quentin en Yvelines

Stay next to the 2018 Ryder Cup golf course in this stylish and modern hotel. Situated on the outskirts of Paris and just 10 minutes from Versailles, the Novotel Saint Quentin en Yvelines is the perfect hotel to combine golf with sightseeing.

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Our experts say...

"A good compliment to the Albatross course. An easier and stress-free round, great for day of arrival."

Ben Platt

Senior European Travel Consultant