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Chateaux Course The Chateaux Course is a demanding par-71 stretch, which, when played from the championship markers, reaches 6,907 yards. American designer Bill Corre took much of his influence from the UK and Ireland's links courses, and as such the fairways at the Chateaux are lined with gorse, heather and broom. The stunning course is often affected by the stern Atlantic breezes, making it a formidable proposition, but one that will certainly be enjoyable. Vignes Course The 6,802 yard Vignes is Golf du Médoc's second course, but it is certainly not inferior. Designed by Canadian Rod Whitman, the Vignes is distinctly different in character than the Chateaux, as it carves through the towering pines, with more of a parkland accent. The par-5s are particularly challenging, and Whitman's most notable legacy is his strategic placement of telling bunkers, which will only be safely negotiated by the most prudent player.If you're game's not up to scratch, the golf complex has a range with 16 covered bays and up to 40 uncovered grass bays that are the perfect place to pound some balls.

Chateaux Course The Chateaux Course is a demanding par-71 stretch, which, when played from the championship markers, reaches 6,907 yards. American designer Bill Corre took much of his influence from the UK and Ireland's links courses, and as such the fairways at the Chateaux are lined with gorse, heather and broom. The stunning course is often affected by the stern Atlantic breezes, making it a formidable proposition, but one that will certainly be enjoyable. Vignes Course The 6,802 yard Vignes is Golf du Médoc's second course, but it is certainly not inferior. Designed by Canadian Rod Whitman, the Vignes is distinctly different in character than the Chateaux, as it carves through the towering pines, with more of a parkland accent. The par-5s are particularly challenging, and Whitman's most notable legacy is his strategic placement of telling bunkers, which will only be safely negotiated by the most prudent player.If you're game's not up to scratch, the golf complex has a range with 16 covered bays and up to 40 uncovered grass bays that are the perfect place to pound some balls.

Chateaux Course The Chateaux Course is a demanding par-71 stretch, which, when played from the championship markers, reaches 6,907 yards. American designer Bill Corre took much of his influence from the UK and Ireland's links courses, and as such the fairways at the Chateaux are lined with gorse, heather and broom. The stunning course is often affected by the stern Atlantic breezes, making it a formidable proposition, but one that will certainly be enjoyable. Vignes Course The 6,802 yard Vignes is Golf du Médoc's second course, but it is certainly not inferior. Designed by Canadian Rod Whitman, the Vignes is distinctly different in character than the Chateaux, as it carves through the towering pines, with more of a parkland accent. The par-5s are particularly challenging, and Whitman's most notable legacy is his strategic placement of telling bunkers, which will only be safely negotiated by the most prudent player.If you're game's not up to scratch, the golf complex has a range with 16 covered bays and up to 40 uncovered grass bays that are the perfect place to pound some balls.

The severe undulations provide amazing views, especially over the River Endre and the towering peaks that dominate the landscape. Michel Gayon's design opened for play in 1992, and measures 6,801 yards from the championship tee markers. There are a number of truly spectacular holes, which are focused on the water hazards and the river, where you can really come to grief. Making Saint Endréol a part of your golf holiday will be completely justified when you step onto the 13th tee - way down in the valley is the green, surrounded by water, and the seemingly never-ending moments while your ball is in the air represent one of the most exhilarating golfing experiences anywhere.Be aware of the huge changes in elevation around Saint Endréol - club selection is tricky, but is absolutely crucial.

Chateaux Course The Chateaux Course is a demanding par-71 stretch, which, when played from the championship markers, reaches 6,907 yards. American designer Bill Corre took much of his influence from the UK and Ireland's links courses, and as such the fairways at the Chateaux are lined with gorse, heather and broom. The stunning course is often affected by the stern Atlantic breezes, making it a formidable proposition, but one that will certainly be enjoyable. Vignes Course The 6,802 yard Vignes is Golf du Médoc's second course, but it is certainly not inferior. Designed by Canadian Rod Whitman, the Vignes is distinctly different in character than the Chateaux, as it carves through the towering pines, with more of a parkland accent. The par-5s are particularly challenging, and Whitman's most notable legacy is his strategic placement of telling bunkers, which will only be safely negotiated by the most prudent player.If you're game's not up to scratch, the golf complex has a range with 16 covered bays and up to 40 uncovered grass bays that are the perfect place to pound some balls.

Chateaux Course The Chateaux Course is a demanding par-71 stretch, which, when played from the championship markers, reaches 6,907 yards. American designer Bill Corre took much of his influence from the UK and Ireland's links courses, and as such the fairways at the Chateaux are lined with gorse, heather and broom. The stunning course is often affected by the stern Atlantic breezes, making it a formidable proposition, but one that will certainly be enjoyable. Vignes Course The 6,802 yard Vignes is Golf du Médoc's second course, but it is certainly not inferior. Designed by Canadian Rod Whitman, the Vignes is distinctly different in character than the Chateaux, as it carves through the towering pines, with more of a parkland accent. The par-5s are particularly challenging, and Whitman's most notable legacy is his strategic placement of telling bunkers, which will only be safely negotiated by the most prudent player.If you're game's not up to scratch, the golf complex has a range with 16 covered bays and up to 40 uncovered grass bays that are the perfect place to pound some balls.

Chateaux Course The Chateaux Course is a demanding par-71 stretch, which, when played from the championship markers, reaches 6,907 yards. American designer Bill Corre took much of his influence from the UK and Ireland's links courses, and as such the fairways at the Chateaux are lined with gorse, heather and broom. The stunning course is often affected by the stern Atlantic breezes, making it a formidable proposition, but one that will certainly be enjoyable. Vignes Course The 6,802 yard Vignes is Golf du Médoc's second course, but it is certainly not inferior. Designed by Canadian Rod Whitman, the Vignes is distinctly different in character than the Chateaux, as it carves through the towering pines, with more of a parkland accent. The par-5s are particularly challenging, and Whitman's most notable legacy is his strategic placement of telling bunkers, which will only be safely negotiated by the most prudent player.If you're game's not up to scratch, the golf complex has a range with 16 covered bays and up to 40 uncovered grass bays that are the perfect place to pound some balls.

Hellidon Lakes is a superb championship venue, comprised of any combination of the Red, Green and Blue loops. With these three nine-hole circuits, the golf course offers great variety, and any combination is sure to provide an enjoyable yet challenging experience. The predominant feature is water, as the course's name suggests, with no fewer than 16 lakes placed strategically to attract wayward golf balls. The 220-acre landscape that is the backdrop to the golf course is in fact a nature reserve, and the wildlife and stunning panorama only serve to embellish the golfing experience. The course is fortunate to feature a cutting-edge irrigation system, designed to drain the greens effectively, ensuring that they roll true throughout the year. At its longest, the golf course at Hellidon Lakes will measure over 6,500, and will challenge the better players, while the different combinations and tee markers ensure that the resort is perfect for golfers of every standard.

Hellidon Lakes is a superb championship venue, comprised of any combination of the Red, Green and Blue loops. With these three nine-hole circuits, the golf course offers great variety, and any combination is sure to provide an enjoyable yet challenging experience. The predominant feature is water, as the course's name suggests, with no fewer than 16 lakes placed strategically to attract wayward golf balls. The 220-acre landscape that is the backdrop to the golf course is in fact a nature reserve, and the wildlife and stunning panorama only serve to embellish the golfing experience. The course is fortunate to feature a cutting-edge irrigation system, designed to drain the greens effectively, ensuring that they roll true throughout the year. At its longest, the golf course at Hellidon Lakes will measure over 6,500, and will challenge the better players, while the different combinations and tee markers ensure that the resort is perfect for golfers of every standard.

Hellidon Lakes is a superb championship venue, comprised of any combination of the Red, Green and Blue loops. With these three nine-hole circuits, the golf course offers great variety, and any combination is sure to provide an enjoyable yet challenging experience. The predominant feature is water, as the course's name suggests, with no fewer than 16 lakes placed strategically to attract wayward golf balls. The 220-acre landscape that is the backdrop to the golf course is in fact a nature reserve, and the wildlife and stunning panorama only serve to embellish the golfing experience. The course is fortunate to feature a cutting-edge irrigation system, designed to drain the greens effectively, ensuring that they roll true throughout the year. At its longest, the golf course at Hellidon Lakes will measure over 6,500, and will challenge the better players, while the different combinations and tee markers ensure that the resort is perfect for golfers of every standard.

Hellidon Lakes is a superb championship venue, comprised of any combination of the Red, Green and Blue loops. With these three nine-hole circuits, the golf course offers great variety, and any combination is sure to provide an enjoyable yet challenging experience. The predominant feature is water, as the course's name suggests, with no fewer than 16 lakes placed strategically to attract wayward golf balls. The 220-acre landscape that is the backdrop to the golf course is in fact a nature reserve, and the wildlife and stunning panorama only serve to embellish the golfing experience. The course is fortunate to feature a cutting-edge irrigation system, designed to drain the greens effectively, ensuring that they roll true throughout the year. At its longest, the golf course at Hellidon Lakes will measure over 6,500, and will challenge the better players, while the different combinations and tee markers ensure that the resort is perfect for golfers of every standard.

Hellidon Lakes is a superb championship venue, comprised of any combination of the Red, Green and Blue loops. With these three nine-hole circuits, the golf course offers great variety, and any combination is sure to provide an enjoyable yet challenging experience. The predominant feature is water, as the course's name suggests, with no fewer than 16 lakes placed strategically to attract wayward golf balls. The 220-acre landscape that is the backdrop to the golf course is in fact a nature reserve, and the wildlife and stunning panorama only serve to embellish the golfing experience. The course is fortunate to feature a cutting-edge irrigation system, designed to drain the greens effectively, ensuring that they roll true throughout the year. At its longest, the golf course at Hellidon Lakes will measure over 6,500, and will challenge the better players, while the different combinations and tee markers ensure that the resort is perfect for golfers of every standard.