Golf de la Bosse

The Golf de la Bosse golf club is located between the communes of Oucques and Viéry-le-Rayé in the region of Centre-Val de Loire, in the department of Loir-et-Cher in central France. It lies in the triangle of Blois-Vendôme-Châteaudun and thereby, near to the famous castles of the Loire. Centrally located, it has excellent transport links by car. The Golf de la Bosse can be comfortably reached in around a half hour from Vendôme by the N10 and is a half hour away from Châteaudun by the D19 and the N10, as well as a half hour away from Blois via the D924. The golf club was founded in 1988 and opened the par 36, 9 hole Les Bouleux course. The golf course architects Fromanger and Adam were responsible for the design. The flat course is 2,973 meters long and filled with 700 square meter greens, flanked by numerous trees and sheltered by 26 sand bunkers, 3 ponds and other water hazards. Two holes lie directly in the forest. Golf de la Bosse can be conquered by both beginners to golf and more experienced players. It ranks among the top 9 hole courses in France and was awarded 4 stars from the Golf Stars Guide. Moreover, on its grounds can be found a 3 hole short course with 100 to 200 meter courses and bunkers for practicing short shots, a putting green, as well as a driving range with 25 tees.