User Reviews
for Golf Club du Château de Chailly, Chailly-sur-Armançon, France
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Original version
Open but challenging golf course
Reviewed April 5, 2022
The fairways are very wide and forgiving. The place looks very open and some tracks are on a busy road. The problems start with the approaches to the greens, as these are mostly extremely well defended hill greens. You should either be able to play backspin or have an excellent bunker game, because you can no longer see the green and the flag on it from the bunkers. The condition was appropriate for the season. However, some fairways were on first cut length.
You can have a drink in the pro shop on site. The prices here were moderate.
The showers and changing rooms are located in the basement of the chateau. There are towels at the extremely friendly reception.
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A rather boring round
Reviewed May 17, 2019
Little varied holes. Flat place one track like the other. Hotel very specifically not suitable for a longer stay. Staff very closed not to say rude. It would be more possible with little effort.
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Flat but interesting place with its own castle
Reviewed October 14, 2018
Despite the hot summer, the greenkeepers managed to keep the fairways and greens in good condition. The roughs could not "save" them, but that's ok too. The place is completely flat and some holes are similar. But it's still fun and challenging. Especially in combination with an overnight stay in the adjacent castle hotel a completely successful weekend.
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Fine Golf
Reviewed September 27, 2018
On the way to the Ryder Cup, the round of golf at Chateau de Chailly was a great stopover.
Lovely landscape, space completely flat. The holes are partly similar.
The greens are well defended, you have to play with your head.
Gorgeous soft greens, which are good bites, but very fast.
The fairways have some traces of the hot summer, the Semirough has bigger tracks.
Well-made benches between the holes with integrated ball washer and garbage bin, which one must first discover.
The rakes in the bunker also have traces of the hot summer.
Recommended, but priced for France at the upper limit. On Monday there are specials with lunch.
Rudi48
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Super facility, not cheap
Reviewed September 6, 2015
- Beautiful, well-kept and spacious grounds
- Long but fair holes, wide fairways
- Greens well guarded by large bunkers and some water
- Flat rate, some elevated tees and greens
- Clubhouse infrastructure used to, wardrobes in the underground of the castle hotel (no towels)
- Relatively expensive by French standards
- It was great fun to play on this course
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A fantastic place
Reviewed July 6, 2015
Amazing fact that this gem has a golf course yet received any assessment, he belongs but - from my personal point of view - one of the most beautiful courses in France. Again and again, is a look at the unique Burgundian countryside and the medieval castle, so you repeatedly have to concentrate on the game itself. And concentration is called for, but the place is not easy to play. The varied fairways with plenty of water and quite tricky placed bunkers require precise and tactically clever game. And the price reductions on old boundary walls require quite a bit of courage! Last but not least: In the castle itself it can stay gorgeous and excellent food. The whole thing may be priced indeed move to the upper limit, but as the saying goes: Because you deserve nothing else! Certainly, we will once again spend a few days in the Château de Chailly.
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