Servanes sits in the shadow of the white limestone cliffs of the Alpilles, ten minutes from two of Provence’s most storied small towns — Les Baux-de-Provence, built into the rock itself, and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, where Van Gogh spent the last year…

Domaine de Manville makes a genuinely unusual design decision and commits to it fully: rather than smoothing the land into conventional golf-course curves, the course’s tees and greens are geometric — square and rectangular — deliberately echoing the shape of…

Every other course in this Provence cluster plays at something close to sea level. Taulane does not. Gary Player’s first design in France sits at 1,000 metres of altitude in the hills above Grasse, along the Route Napoléon, in a…

Monaco has no golf course of its own — the principality is simply too small — so the club that carries its name sits eleven kilometres away, in France, on the slopes of Mont Agel at 900 metres above sea…