The modern guide to golf style, family golf life, and the culture shaping the next generation of women in golf.
The modern guide to golf style, family golf life, and the culture shaping the next generation of women in golf.
There is exactly one course on the French Riviera where the round is interrupted twice by a literal ferry — a small pontoon that carries golfers and their bags across the La Siagne river, first after the 2nd hole and…
Bandol has built its reputation on wine rather than golf, and Frégate sits slightly apart from that story — a course that happens to occupy some of the best clifftop land in the region and was given, by American architect…
Cannes Mougins carries a founding story that reads more like European social history than golf-course provenance: established in 1923 by Prince Pierre of Monaco, the Aga Khan, and Baron Édouard de Rothschild, in a valley within the Valmasque forest they…
Roquebrune occupies genuinely unusual geography for a Riviera course — positioned so that the lower holes look out over the bay of Saint-Raphaël while the upper holes turn inland toward the Massif des Maures and the distinctive red rock of…
Most Provence courses lean into the landscape — soft limestone, olive groves, an unhurried Mediterranean logic that asks very little of you beyond showing up. Golf de Barbaroux does something different, and it announces the difference within the first few…