Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne
About Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne
Golf Club Overview
Address: Rue du Golf, Burgandy, 21800 Quetigny France
Tel: +33 3 80 48 95 20
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Visitor Information & Green Fees
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Courses & Scorecards
| Course | Tee | Par | SSS | Yards | ||
| Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne | Yellow (09 | 69 | 67 | 5390 | ||
Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne Reviews
Read independent Golfshake reviews from golfers who have played Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne in Burgandy. Explore ratings, recommendations and detailed feedback to help plan your next round.
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Reviews for Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne
Brian L rated 3 out of 5
Reviewed May 2 2011
I have now played this course twice in the last couple of years. It has some interesting holes and some not so and also quite a bit of walking between some holes.
It is not a difficult course with some forgiving holes.
Worth a visit if in the area but do not go out of your way to play it.
Brian Luckhurst
www.homeexchange50plus.com
It is not a difficult course with some forgiving holes.
Worth a visit if in the area but do not go out of your way to play it.
Brian Luckhurst
www.homeexchange50plus.com
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Nick E rated 2 out of 5
Reviewed Aug 10 2009
Pleasant but not very challenging course with no serious trouble anywhere. Worth a detour, but wouldn’t recommend you plan your holiday to much around regularly playing this course.
When I played this in the summer of 2009 I shot net 8 under par. Regrettably I think this was more a function of the easiness of the course rather than a flash of brilliance from me.
Located on the edge of the large Quetigny retail park, so not obvious that it is there at all (not far from the MacDonald’s when looking for landmarks). The Longvic airfield is close by so the noise from fast fighter jets low overhead often intrudes. Opened approx late 80’s and has matured well, but most trees still small. One main lake that only really comes into play on the 4th, plus a couple of smaller water hazards elsewhere. The bunkers are well sited and the greens slope viciously into them, so they are perhaps the only real difficulty the course presents.
Well watered at time of visit and very green despite the hot dry spell. Some greens overwatered and spongy leading to plugged balls in the fringe a couple of times.
Predominance of par 4’s of about the same length (300m i.e. 330yds) can get a bit boring.
A fair bit of walking between some greens to tees especially 9th to 10th.
Although the distances are all in meters, the distance markers are placed at 135m i.e. 150yds, which helps.
Over recent years the 18th has been “temporarily” shortened into a boring 150yd par 3 rather than the tricky narrow par 5 with the lake down the left side that it is supposed to be. This is a shame and it is a bit of a let down, however it was understood at the time of visiting (early Aug 09) that the hole was to revert to its intended length later that month.
Has probably the most extensive (too big at the expense of course length perhaps) practice area that I have ever seen. Arranged in a circle with practice putting & chipping greens around the perimeter, as well as 3 short practice pitch & putt holes. The driving area is arranged in a large crescent either side of the clubhouse.
Round was not cheap by UK standards, but probably about average for France.
When I played this in the summer of 2009 I shot net 8 under par. Regrettably I think this was more a function of the easiness of the course rather than a flash of brilliance from me.
Located on the edge of the large Quetigny retail park, so not obvious that it is there at all (not far from the MacDonald’s when looking for landmarks). The Longvic airfield is close by so the noise from fast fighter jets low overhead often intrudes. Opened approx late 80’s and has matured well, but most trees still small. One main lake that only really comes into play on the 4th, plus a couple of smaller water hazards elsewhere. The bunkers are well sited and the greens slope viciously into them, so they are perhaps the only real difficulty the course presents.
Well watered at time of visit and very green despite the hot dry spell. Some greens overwatered and spongy leading to plugged balls in the fringe a couple of times.
Predominance of par 4’s of about the same length (300m i.e. 330yds) can get a bit boring.
A fair bit of walking between some greens to tees especially 9th to 10th.
Although the distances are all in meters, the distance markers are placed at 135m i.e. 150yds, which helps.
Over recent years the 18th has been “temporarily” shortened into a boring 150yd par 3 rather than the tricky narrow par 5 with the lake down the left side that it is supposed to be. This is a shame and it is a bit of a let down, however it was understood at the time of visiting (early Aug 09) that the hole was to revert to its intended length later that month.
Has probably the most extensive (too big at the expense of course length perhaps) practice area that I have ever seen. Arranged in a circle with practice putting & chipping greens around the perimeter, as well as 3 short practice pitch & putt holes. The driving area is arranged in a large crescent either side of the clubhouse.
Round was not cheap by UK standards, but probably about average for France.
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rated 2 out of 5
Reviewed Aug 10 2009
Pleasant but not very challenging course with no serious trouble anywhere. Worth a detour, but wouldn’t recommend you plan your holiday to much around regularly playing this course.
When I played this in the summer of 2009 I shot net 8 under par. Regrettably I think this was more a function of the easiness of the course rather than a flash of brilliance from me.
Located on the edge of the large Quetigny retail park, so not obvious that it is there at all (not far from the MacDonald’s when looking for landmarks). The Longvic airfield is close by so the noise from fast fighter jets low overhead often intrudes. Opened approx late 80’s and has matured well, but most trees still small. One main lake that only really comes into play on the 4th, plus a couple of smaller water hazards elsewhere. The bunkers are well sited and the greens slope viciously into them, so they are perhaps the only real difficulty the course presents.
Well watered at time of visit and very green despite the hot dry spell. Some greens overwatered and spongy leading to plugged balls in the fringe a couple of times.
Predominance of par 4’s of about the same length (300m i.e. 330yds) can get a bit boring.
A fair bit of walking between some greens to tees especially 9th to 10th.
Although the distances are all in meters, the distance markers are placed at 135m i.e. 150yds, which helps.
Over recent years the 18th has been “temporarily” shortened into a boring 150yd par 3 rather than the tricky narrow par 5 with the lake down the left side that it is supposed to be. This is a shame and it is a bit of a let down, however it was understood at the time of visiting (early Aug 09) that the hole was to revert to its intended length later that month.
Has probably the most extensive (too big at the expense of course length perhaps) practice area that I have ever seen. Arranged in a circle with practice putting & chipping greens around the perimeter, as well as 3 short practice pitch & putt holes. The driving area is arranged in a large crescent either side of the clubhouse.
Round was not cheap by UK standards, but probably about average for France.
When I played this in the summer of 2009 I shot net 8 under par. Regrettably I think this was more a function of the easiness of the course rather than a flash of brilliance from me.
Located on the edge of the large Quetigny retail park, so not obvious that it is there at all (not far from the MacDonald’s when looking for landmarks). The Longvic airfield is close by so the noise from fast fighter jets low overhead often intrudes. Opened approx late 80’s and has matured well, but most trees still small. One main lake that only really comes into play on the 4th, plus a couple of smaller water hazards elsewhere. The bunkers are well sited and the greens slope viciously into them, so they are perhaps the only real difficulty the course presents.
Well watered at time of visit and very green despite the hot dry spell. Some greens overwatered and spongy leading to plugged balls in the fringe a couple of times.
Predominance of par 4’s of about the same length (300m i.e. 330yds) can get a bit boring.
A fair bit of walking between some greens to tees especially 9th to 10th.
Although the distances are all in meters, the distance markers are placed at 135m i.e. 150yds, which helps.
Over recent years the 18th has been “temporarily” shortened into a boring 150yd par 3 rather than the tricky narrow par 5 with the lake down the left side that it is supposed to be. This is a shame and it is a bit of a let down, however it was understood at the time of visiting (early Aug 09) that the hole was to revert to its intended length later that month.
Has probably the most extensive (too big at the expense of course length perhaps) practice area that I have ever seen. Arranged in a circle with practice putting & chipping greens around the perimeter, as well as 3 short practice pitch & putt holes. The driving area is arranged in a large crescent either side of the clubhouse.
Round was not cheap by UK standards, but probably about average for France.
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Is there a driving range at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
Yes there is a driving range at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne which will be accessible prior to visiting and open for use.
Is there a golf clubhouse at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
Yes there is a golf clubhouse at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne.
Is there a golf pro shop at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
Yes there is a golf pro shop which you can access prior to your round of golf or visit to the golf club.
Are there changing facilities at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
Yes you can access changing rooms and facilities at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne.
Can you hire buggies at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
Buggy hire is available and will be subject to availability. Call prior to your visit to confirm you requirements.
Can you hire golf clubs at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
Yes you can hire golf clubs but these will be subject to availability. Contact Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne prior to your visit to confirm your requirements.
Is there a bar at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
Yes there is bar.
Is there a restaurant at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
Yes you can order food for dining at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne
Is there accommodation at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
No, we are unaware of accommodation being available.
Are there functions rooms available to hire at Golf de Quetigny Bourgogne?
No, we are unaware of any function rooms being available.
