Golf de Barbaroux

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Golf de Barbaroux

Golf de Barbaroux

Route de Cabasse, F-83170 Brignoles, France

Phone: +33 4 94 69 63 63, Fax: +33 4 94 59 00 93

Characteristics

The golf course is situated in the magnificent Oprovence and spreads over 6.367 m of a wooded landscape. It consists of seven large water hazards and numerous bunkers. Thanks to the micro climate this region offers the possibility to play golf all year through.

The Course

18-Hole Barbaroux Course

Opened in 1989. Design: Pete Dye.

Terrain: Undulating - Hilly with water hazards

Technical difficulty: Hard

Scorecard

TeeParCRSlopeLength
White (Men)---6068 m
Yellow (Men)72-1385512 m
Blue (Women)72-1365114 m
Red (Women)72-1294681 m

Practice Facilities

  • Driving Range (16 tees, 6 covered)
  • Putting Green

Visitors

18-Hole Barbaroux Course

Visitors are welcome every day.
Advance booking is essential.
A valid handicap certificate from player’s home club is required.
Handicap limit: 53.5

Etiquette

Softspikes recommended.

Dogs on leash permitted. Mobile phone permitted on course.

GPS devices approved.

Green Fees

18-Hole Barbaroux Course

Green FeeMon - FriSat, Sun, Holidays
18 Holes
Regular71 €71 €
Juniors35 €35 €
Students39 €39 €
Day ticket
Regular86 €86 €
9 Holes
Regular49 €49 €
April - September
Twilight (after 4:00 PM)54 €54 €

Juniors up to the age of 21 receive a 50% discount.
Students receive a 45% discount.
Seniors over 55 receive a discount.

Driving Range

Monday - Sunday
Bucket (36 balls)4 €

Amenities

Club Amenities

  • Clubhouse
  • Conference room
  • Locker rooms
  • Club accepts credit cards

Restaurant

Les Terrasses du Golf
Phone: 04 94 69 63 63, Fax: 04 94 59 00 93
contact@barbaroux.com
Credit cards accepted.

Pro Shop

Phone: 04 94 69 63 63, Fax: 04 94 59 00 93
contact@barbaroux.com
Credit cards accepted.

Rentals

  • Clubs for hire
  • Trolley for hire
  • Electro-cart for hire

The Club

General Information

Founded: 1988

Personnel

TitleName
PresidentLuc Guirard
Club ManagerBenjamin Caternet
ProLionel Bérard0825 826 089
Head GreenkeeperPaul Richard

User Reviews

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Seve_50 8 Reviews

Walking stamina required.

Holes that range from interesting to odd, few are dull though. Hefty downhill or uphill climbing at a few holes requires walking strength.

Progolf 14 Reviews
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Once is enough..

We can only fully agree with the previous speaker "HeinzG". He described it wonderfully. Even in September '22, three years later, nothing has changed, only that the greens were still super fast. The condition was good. Despite the drought that summer everything was nice and green. It's also not without danger all the way up and down the mountain. We already had the first failure at hole two (skewed with a foot on the slopes). A cart is definitely recommended. After the round we (HCP 1,3, 7,14,15 and 17) were all exhausted (without a cart) and frustrated. We felt the same way in the restaurant. No greeting and annoyed service, even though we were the only guests. As a hotel golf course, in our opinion, not at all suitable, since a hotel guest does not do it twice.

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Heinz G 10 Reviews
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A good deal of masochism is here

Pete Dye takes full advantage when it comes to ugly features that make a place really difficult, sometimes even unfair, at least for average golfers. Infinitely long or deep bunkers, hidden and open bumps in the fairways and around the green, undulating fairways, hanging greens. That's what Augusta must feel like. If you are not exactly in the right places, you have no chance for par. Here you can experience humility in pure culture, even with HCP 7! What is NOT helpful are the many blind strokes, as there is no information about the hole in the square. The place in this design belongs actually more in the lowlands and not in the Pre-Alpes. And the care condition - a disaster. As others mention, except for the greens and the very narrow mown fairways the place is clearly neglected. Thanks to Klee, etc., the Semirough often eats a pretty sensible blow, which is annoying. The greens were not even fast - what does the place look like in the summer? GAR did NOT have anything to eat, not even in the bistro. And the service was nonexistent. Within walking distance is the place only for very fit athletes. So our conclusion: Play better again Pont Royal, which is also difficult but fair.

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