Golf de Mennecy Chevannes

The golf club Golf de Mennecy Chevannes lies near the municipalities of Mennecy and Chevanne in northern France in the department of Essone, which belongs to the region of Île-de-France. It stretches across a flat terrain on the edge of the forests of Essone, an area known for its more than 600 ponds. Golf de Mennecy Chevannes has a good transport connection to Paris. The trip takes about an hour. The golf club was founded in 1994 and presents an 18 hole typically Scottish links course with par 71. Golf course architect Antoine d’Ormesson provided the design, scattering broad fairways, several doglegs, numerous bunkers, and water hazards such as ponds and lakes across the course’s flat terrain. The course can be played by golfers of all handicaps and demands a bit of athleticism and tactical skills. Golf de Mennecy Chevannes also features a 9 hole compact course with par 27. Even though it was designed as a practice course to improve the short game, it provides a very technical setup and should not be underestimated. For an effective golf training, the golf club Golf de Mennecy Chevannes offers ambitious golfers a practice area with a driving range with 36 tees, eight of which are covered, a large putting green, a target green, as well as practice bunkers.