Play golf in Provence!
But where exactly does Provence begin
and end?

 

Choosing a golf course in southeastern France offers endless variety, spanning "Green Provence," the hinterland, and the Côte d'Azur. History and geography remind us that this legendary region encompasses the Bouches-du-Rhône (around Marseille), the historic Vaucluse (near Avignon), and the Var (around Draguignan). You are right in the heart of Provence here!
Discover our exclusive guide to the region's best golf courses, arrange your green fees, and plan your next golf and hotel getaway under the Mediterranean sun.
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❓ FAQ

What are the green fee rates in Provence?

Rates range from €50 to €110, depending on the course's standing, with an average of around €80 across all courses.
For more information, follow the link: Golf Course Green Fee Rates.

What are the must-play golf courses in the Bouches-du-Rhône and Vaucluse departments?

The heart of Provence abounds with legendary courses. For your golfing getaway in Provence, be sure not to miss the famous Golf International de Pont-Royal (the only course in France designed by Severiano Ballesteros) in the Bouches-du-Rhône, the highly poetic Golf du Domaine de Manville nestled at the foot of the Alpilles, or the Golf de Saumane, located at the gateway to the Luberon in the Vaucluse.

Which golf courses should you discover in the Var and the Provençal hinterland?

The Var and its hinterland offer distinctive courses set amidst pine forests and garrigue scrubland. Golf de Barbaroux is a renowned technical challenge, while the Saint-Endréol and Sainte-Maxime courses captivate players with their spectacular scenery. For a unique experience combining high altitude with authenticity, the prestigious Golf de Taulane, designed by Gary Player, stands out, situated at an elevation of 1,000 meters.

Can you combine wine tourism and a golf trip in Provence?

Absolutely! Provence is the ideal destination for combining sport with the art of living. Many courses are located in the immediate vicinity of renowned wine estates (particularly those producing Bandol or Côtes de Provence wines). Upscale establishments offer golf and hotel packages that include wine tastings and gourmet Provençal dining.