Golf du Stade Français - Courson

Golf du Stade Français at Courson-Monteloup in the Essonne department of the Paris region is a major 36-hole facility managed by UGOLF, with four distinct nine-hole loops — Green, Orange, Black, and Lilac — that can be combined to create a range of 18-hole configurations. The course was inaugurated in June 1991 and covers more than 110 hectares of varied terrain incorporating eight ponds and numerous bunkers. The design, by Robert Von Hagge, earned the complex an early reputation for quality, and it hosted French Open qualifying rounds for twelve years. Today, the Courson facility remains one of the most complete public golf destinations in Île-de-France, offering a full practice area, restaurant, and the flexibility of multiple course combinations to suit groups of varying ability and playing time.