Louis-Rouyer Guillet - Saintes Golf Course

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Address: 43 route du golf, Poitou-Charentes, 17100 France

Tel: 0546742761

Website: http://[email protected]

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What the club says: Created in 1953, the Louis-Rouyer Guillet Golf Course is the region’s oldest golf course and only a 5-minute drive from the centre of Saintes.

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Jon W rated 3 out of 5

Reviewed Sep 12 2020

Front 9 workout

The front 9 is strenuous, up and down at times almost 45 degrees. If you can manage that then the back 9 is much easier. Overall good fun but don't lose heart if you lose shots - on the front 9.
Also a few of the (Front 9 again) holes are always wet. I can only imagine in winter it will be difficult to play. Views are fabulous, a good workout and the staff are all very nice.

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Jon W rated 3 out of 5

Reviewed Sep 7 2020

Front 9 workout

The front 9 is strenuous, up and down at times almost 45 degrees. If you can manage that then the back 9 is much easier. Overall good fun but don't lose heart if you lose shots - on the front 9.
Also a few of the (Front 9 again) holes are always wet. I can only imagine in winter it will be difficult to play. Views are fabulous, a good workout and the staff are all very nice.

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Jon W rated 3 out of 5

Reviewed Sep 7 2020

Front 9 workout

The front 9 is strenuous, up and down at times almost 45 degrees. If you can manage that then the back 9 is much easier. Overall good fun but don't lose heart if you lose shots - on the front 9.
Also a few of the (Front 9 again) holes are always wet. I can only imagine in winter it will be difficult to play. Views are fabulous, a good workout and the staff are all very nice.

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Richard S rated 3 out of 5

Reviewed Sep 18 2016

The front 9 are very interesting, equally very difficult, the back 9 are considerably easier and pretty open compared to the front. Score well on the front and one should be able to put a decent score together. 56 euros a round between April and September, I personally dont think its worth anywhere near that figure, however unlike the UK there are not many courses in this area.

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