Frequently Asked Questions About Courchevel Golf Club

Yes. Courchevel Golf Club welcomes both club members and visiting golfers during the summer season. Advance booking is recommended, especially in July and August.

Yes. Although the course remains accessible depending on availability, it is strongly recommended to book your tee time in advance to secure your preferred time slot.

Yes. The 9-hole course, made up entirely of par 3s, is accessible to beginners while still offering a genuine technical challenge for more experienced players.

Yes. Private lessons, clinics and on-course coaching sessions are available throughout the summer for holidaymakers and Courchevel residents alike.

Yes. Clubs, trolleys and other equipment can be rented directly from Courchevel Golf Club, subject to availability.

Yes. The Club House, bar and terrace are open to players, accompanying guests and visitors wishing to enjoy the exceptional setting of the golf course.

Located at nearly 2,000 metres above sea level, Courchevel Golf Club offers a unique experience combining mountain golf, Alpine views and a natural atmosphere in the heart of the French Alps. Its 9-hole course, made up entirely of par 3s, is approved for all handicaps.

The course remains accessible to all levels, but it offers a genuine technical challenge with its elevation changes, mountain greens and varied distances. It requires accuracy and strategy.

Yes. Several holes have been lengthened since 2020 to add more challenge and provide an even better playing experience.

You should generally allow between 1 hour 30 minutes and 2 hours 30 minutes, depending on traffic and pace of play. Sportier players may also play several rounds in the same day.

Several holes are particularly appreciated, including hole no. 2 for its spectacular view of the Alpine peaks, and hole no. 6 with its impressive downhill tee shot.

Yes. The course map, scorecard and handicap stroke tables are available to download from the Courchevel Golf Club website.

Yes. The course is open to visiting golfers during the summer season, subject to availability and competitions organized by the club.

Yes. The practice area is open to all levels, from complete beginners to experienced golfers. It allows players to work on their swing, distances and short game in an exceptional mountain setting.

No. Access to the practice area generally does not require a reservation. Simply come to the Club House during opening hours.

Yes. The practice area can be used independently from the course. Buckets of balls are available at the Club House reception.

Yes. The Club House also welcomes visitors, accompanying guests and non-golfers during the summer season.

Yes. The terrace is open to visitors who wish to enjoy the setting, have a drink or wait for players.

The Club House offers a reception area, bar, panoramic terrace, pro shop and direct access to the practice area and training zones.

Yes. The pro shop offers balls, gloves, caps, accessories, clothing and products branded with Courchevel Golf Club colours.

The pro shop offers a selection of well-known brands such as Sun Valley, Callaway, Odyssey, Ogio, Titleist, FootJoy and Trolem.

The tee line used at Courchevel Golf Club is made of premium nylon fibres. It recreates the feel of a natural fairway and allows players to insert their tee freely for more realistic practice.

Lessons and clinics are open to all levels, from complete beginners to experienced players. Whether you want to discover golf, obtain your Carte Verte, improve your swing or prepare for a competition, the teaching is adapted to your goals and playing level.

Lessons and clinics are led by Matthieu Billaud, a PGA France qualified instructor. With a personalized teaching approach, he helps each player progress technically, tactically and mentally.

Yes. Private lessons are perfectly suited to beginners. They allow you to discover the basics of golf in a friendly setting and learn the fundamentals at your own pace before going onto the course.

Yes. The necessary equipment is provided free of charge by the instructor during private lessons and clinics. Practice balls are also included in all teaching packages, allowing you to take part without your own equipment and fully enjoy your session.

The Carte Verte clinic helps players acquire the technical basics of golf, the rules of play and the safety guidelines needed to play independently on a course. It is an excellent format for starting golf in the best possible conditions.

Depending on the chosen package, clinics generally combine technical work on the practice area, exercises on training zones such as the putting green and short-game area, as well as on-course situations to support complete progression.

Junior clinics are open to children who wish to discover or improve their golf. Groups are organized according to age and level to ensure teaching adapted to each child.

Bookings are made directly with Matthieu Billaud, PGA France instructor. You can contact him by phone on +33 6 73 17 47 31 or book online via his website. Advance booking is recommended, especially during the high summer season, to secure the time slots best suited to your availability.

The Junior Golf Academy is open to children from the age of 6. Groups are organized to provide teaching adapted to each child’s age and level.

Sessions take place every Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. during July and August, for a total of 8 two-hour sessions.

The programme includes 8 two-hour sessions, teaching equipment, buckets of practice balls up to two per day, a free cap, access to the course when accompanied by an adult, and participation in external outings organized by the club.

Yes. Clubs and teaching equipment are provided for the children. No specific equipment is required to get started.

Yes. Buckets of practice balls are included throughout the Junior Golf Academy period, up to two buckets per day.

Yes. Young players may access the 9-hole course when accompanied by an adult and depending on their playing level.

The lessons are taught by Mathieu Billaud, a state-qualified instructor and PGA France member, who adapts his teaching to each child’s level and progression.

Registrations can be made directly through Courchevel Golf Club. As places are limited, early booking is recommended.

Yes. Green fees are available for visiting golfers throughout the summer season, subject to course availability.

Yes. Specific rates are available for young players and members of the Junior Golf Academy.

Yes. Certain services, memberships and FFG licences can be booked or purchased directly online through the Courchevel Golf Club website.

Yes. Some rates vary depending on the summer season period, especially between low season and high season. Updated rates are available on the Rates page of the website.

In case of an unforeseen event, please contact the golf team as soon as possible so that we can review the possibility of changing your booking.

Yes. The golf course is open daily during the summer season, subject to mountain weather conditions and events organized by the club.

Yes. Most competitions organized by Courchevel Golf Club are open to visiting golfers. Participants pay the competition entry fee as well as the applicable green fee depending on the period of the season.

Entries can be made directly online from the Programme page or through Courchevel Golf Club before the registration deadline indicated for each competition.

The competition entry fee is €15 for adults and €10 for juniors. Visiting golfers must also pay the applicable 9-hole or 18-hole green fee depending on the period of the season.

Yes. Individual Stableford competitions are officially approved and allow all players, regardless of handicap, to record a score. Team competitions such as Scramble or Shamble do not count towards handicap, in accordance with the rules of the French Golf Federation.

Yes. 9-hole handicap qualifying competitions are organized every Thursday from 4:30 p.m. throughout the season. They are open to both members and visiting golfers.

Members of Courchevel Golf Club have priority for registration. Depending on availability, friends of the club and accompanying guests may also take part in certain trips.

Trips generally include accommodation, several rounds of golf, sporting organization and various friendly moments. The details of each programme are provided on the dedicated page for the relevant trip.

All competitions, trips, friendly events and partner events are available on the Programme page of Courchevel Golf Club, which is regularly updated throughout the season.

The FFG licence allows you to officially record and manage your handicap, take part in federation competitions and benefit from the insurance included by the French Golf Federation.

Yes. The FFG licence includes civil liability insurance as well as personal accident insurance, with guarantees and conditions defined by the French Golf Federation.

Yes. Courchevel Golf Club offers FFG licence subscriptions and renewals whether you are a club member or simply registered with Courchevel Golf Club as a licensed player.

The licence is generally activated as soon as possible after your order has been validated. You will then receive your licence certificate and will be able to access the services offered by the FFGolf.

Yes. Courchevel Golf Club memberships provide unlimited access to the course and training areas throughout the opening season.

No. The membership and the FFG licence are two separate products. The licence can be purchased separately through Courchevel Golf Club.

Members benefit from unlimited access to the course, a complimentary Golfy Indigo card, advantages with our partners, discounts on certain club services, and a lively sporting and social life throughout the season.

Yes. The Golfy Indigo card is offered to Courchevel Golf Club members and provides discounts and benefits at many Golfy network golf courses in France and abroad.

Yes. Courchevel Golf Club offers packages adapted to each profile: Junior, Young Adult, Adult, Couple and Family.

Each membership is defined according to an age group or family situation. Eligibility conditions are specified in the description of each package offered.

Yes. Members can take part in competitions organized throughout the season, whether friendly events, sponsored competitions or informal club matches.

Yes. Courchevel Golf Club rewards the loyalty of its members by crediting 10% of the membership amount each year to an electronic wallet that can be used at the club for eligible purchases and services.

Courchevel Golf Club is located in the Jardin Alpin area of Courchevel 1850, at nearly 2,000 metres above sea level. Its address is: 540 rue du Jardin Alpin, 73120 Courchevel, France.

The golf course is accessible by car from the centre of Courchevel 1850 in just a few minutes. It is also served by the resort’s free shuttle buses during the summer season.

Yes. Several parking spaces are available very close to Courchevel Golf Club, providing easy access to the course, practice area and Club House.

The course, practice area and Club House are open during the summer season, generally from June 15 to September 30, subject to weather conditions. Opening hours can be checked on the homepage or by contacting the club.

You can contact the team by phone on +33 4 79 08 17 00, by e-mail at info@golfdecourchevel.com or through the contact form available on the website.

Yes. The practice area, putting green, pitching green and Club House can be accessed independently from a round on the course, depending on the club’s opening conditions.