WHERE ELEGANCE SWINGS THROUGH ROLLING GREENS
France golf vacations are on the bucket list for many lovers of golf, for good reason. While Great Britain and Ireland get the headlines for golf across the pond, France is an excellent destination for not only championship golf but the ‘joie de vivre’ that makes golf in France a fulfilling experience. Since the dawn of golf in France, the country has produced quality golfers and outstanding championship courses.
The country also boasts the oldest course in Continental Europe, Le Pau, which opened in 1856. A fixture on the DP World Tour since its inception in 1972, it culminated with the 2018 Ryder Cup Matches at Le Golf National outside Paris, France.
Premier Golf has been organizing golf vacations and tours since 1988, and following the 2018 Ryder Cup at Le Golf National, the French golf scene has exploded. Our golf travel experts will tailor your golf vacation to meet your specific wants and needs.
Representatives will be on hand to help you fulfill a golf vacation to any of the lead regions in France, or why not combine them? Explore the sights of romantic Paris, then enjoy the luxury and beauty of the French Riviera.
A perfect combination of the world’s most romantic and historic city with world-class golf. As Ernest Hemingway said of the city, “…wherever you go for the rest of your life it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.” While the attractions of Paris need no introduction, your experiences on the surrounding courses – Chantilly, Fontainebleau, St Germain, Le Golf National, and a little farther afield Les Bordes, will also stay with you for the rest of your life.
This region may also be combined with a Paris itinerary. Americans feel a strong emotional connection with the beaches of Normandy made famous by WWII D-Day. To lighten the mood, explore the charming fishing villages and scenic coast of Bretagne, home to Mont Saint-Michel. Golf in the region includes Omaha Beach, Etretat, Granville, Dinard, and Deauville.
In a country known for its wines, the vines of Bordeaux are world-renowned for the exceptional quality of their varieties. Luckily there are many quality courses located near the famous vineyards to be able to combine both in a day. As the region borders San Sebastian on the Spanish coast, gastronomy is an important element in everyday life and food is meant to be savored and enjoyed. France golf courses in the area include – Grand Saint Emilionnais, Chantaco, Chiberta, Siegnosse, Medoc, Moliets, and Biarritz.
Providing inspiration for the Impressionists and artists throughout the ages, the beauty of the coast of southern France has also inspired golf course architects to design masterpiece layouts. Some of the best include Terre Blanche, Chateau Taulane, Royal Mougins, Monte Carlo, Cannes Mougins, and Fregate.
Both amateurs and professionals enjoy the variety of choices available for golf vacations in France, from world-class golf in Paris to stunning and challenging coastline courses in the south of France.
Off the course, there is just as much to see and do, no matter where you are. Sample fine wines in the vineyards of the Bordeaux region, marvel at iconic architecture in Paris or indulge in pure luxury during a stay in Provence.
September 3rd – 13th, 2026
10 nights accommodation & breakfast
6 rounds of golf
3 wine tasting tours
3 sightseeing tours
3 dinners including Dinner Cruise on the Seine River in Paris
Fully escorted by experienced Premier Golf travel manager
From $16,950 per person
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France has over 600 golf courses, offering a wide variety of play for golfers of all levels.
The Open de France, part of the European Tour, is the premier golf tournament held in France.
Accommodations are typically included in golf tours, with meal packages available depending on the tour package.
Yes, Premier Golf offers fully customizable golf tour itineraries in France, tailored to individual preferences.
The best time to visit is between April and October, when the weather is mild and ideal for golf.
Top destinations include Le Golf National, Terre Blanche, and the coastal courses in Normandy and Brittany.