Golf de Morfontaine

Golf de Morfontaine is one of the most celebrated private golf clubs in France, set in the forests near Mortefontaine in the Oise, just north of the Paris Region. The main 18-hole Grand Parcours, created in 1913 and shaped by Tom Simpson, is regularly cited among the fifty finest courses in the world. A 9-hole layout, La Vallière, represents the club's historic original course. Access is strictly by member invitation — the club does not offer public tee times — which has preserved the course's natural character and exclusivity for more than a century. The forested, heathland terrain, featuring sandy subsoil and varied elevation, creates hole sequences of exceptional visual quality and strategic depth. For those fortunate enough to play, Morfontaine near Mortefontaine stands as the benchmark for private golf in the greater Paris Region.