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The 18 hole course
Challenge and surprise await you in equal measure throughout this course that will amaze you with the diversity of its holes.
Undulating and technically challenging this 18-hole course was chosen for 13 years to host an international professional golf tournament on the Alps Tour where the world’s best golfers were able to pit themselves against the challenges of the course. Since 2017, this course has hosted an annual Pro-Am tournament bringing together about twenty teams, each composed of a professional and 3 amateurs. The exceptional landscapes with views over the Saint-Cyr lake make this an especially beautiful and popular course.
The 9 hole compact course
The 9-hole compact course, as distinct from the 18-hole course, will delight both beginners and more experienced players.
Easily played in 1 hour 40 minutes, this course with its par 3 and par 4 holes is perfect for beginners as well as being an excellent practice course.
Pitch and putt course
Ideal course for players in a hurry or who want to improve their approach play, it is open all year round.
The Pitch and Putt course is located on the 9-hole compact course, with teeing grounds closer to the holes on synthetic mats, identified by orange stakes. The maximum length of the holes on the Pitch and Putt course is 90 meters. You can play on this course quickly with only a few clubs. It proves popular with players who only have a limited time available to them.
Internal rules of the Haut-Poitou Golf Club
We ask all golfers to respect the internal rules of the Haut-Poitou Golf Club in force.
Download the internal rules of the Haut-Poitou Golf Club.
Permanent local rules (2021 season onwards)
1) Out of Bounds
The course is delimited by stakes and or white lines. The lines take precedence over the stakes. In the case of stakes which support mesh, the visual reference is the inner side of the stakes (on the course side).
At the 17th hole the land to the right of the pond is out of bounds (the water’s edge being the boundary). This water hazard is delimited by yellow stakes. The clubhouse, terrace, caddy shed, car park and putting green are all out of bounds (The boundary being defined by the tarmac).
2) Penalty Areas
All water hazards are marked by yellow or red stakes and/or lines. Lines take precedence over stakes.
To the right of the 5th hole and to the left of the 14th hole, the water hazard extends to infinity.
3) Abnormal course conditions
Are considered as abnormal course conditions:-
- every road or path whether natural or not
- the steps on the 8th hole
- the bare area around the small bridge on the 6th hole
4) Playing time
- 4 hours and 40 minute for 3 balls
- 4 hours for 2 balls
Courtesy rules on the golf course
- Rake bunkers
- Replace divots and repair pitch marks
- Do not take trolleys or buggies on the greens or teeing grounds
- Avoid making a practice swing on the tee
- Allow faster players to play through
