User Reviews
for Golf de Montpellier Massane, Baillargues, France
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Reviewed August 21, 2013
I played Massane several times in the last few weeks and also took some excellent lessons from Jean-Marc. The course is open, well-kept, reasonably long and quite simple. The greens are quick and in good shape. It is quite a busy course but when not in a hurry can really have an enjoyable round of golf. The Mediterranean breeze helps to cope with the sun and general high temperature in summer. The course maintains very green despite the drought. Most special is the David Leadbetter golf school and I never received such good coaching. With a handicap just below 12 I usually find that pro's try to mold you to their style before teaching you anything. It's different here. A quick assesment including video analysis helps to prioritize what needs to be worked on and then only one thing gets "improved". The next lesson checks progress with this (training recommended) and then a new thing gets improved. Wonderful. So worth going their and enjoy the pleasures of Montpellier and this golf course.
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Well-groomed and nice to play...
Reviewed September 15, 2021
Greens and fairways were in very good condition, but the bunkers had cracks half a meter deep, almost gorges, due to the violent storms of the previous weeks. Better laying was therefore sometimes difficult. It is very positive that the office is open at 7:30 a.m., the service staff is very friendly. The resort has undergone a change of ownership, it is being rebuilt and invested, so no restaurant or swimming pool can be used until further notice. A food truck offers food and drink up to 6:00 p.m. Since there are no other restaurants within walking distance, this is a disadvantage. Overall conclusion: you should have played the course once, it's fun!
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Neat place
Reviewed January 22, 2020
I would like to join the evaluation of Wolle61. In addition: the maintenance status of the haircuts can be improved. When measuring the course, the first and second nine holes were swapped on my watch. The tables are roughly correct. The greens are very well maintained. After the first nine holes and a perceived kilometer-long hike, there is a certain break in style with a different but also beautiful design. Value for money rather expensive by German standards. Incidentally, the Leadbetter Academy has also seen better times here.
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Well-kept place, but not more!
Reviewed July 30, 2017
On July 3,2017, I played the pitch. Early in the morning the number of golfers was limited, so I could play the course alone very relaxed.
It is a beautiful, well-kept place with mostly wide, well playable fairways and generously laid greens. The water hazards are very well positioned and make you lose one or the other ball if you do not play accurately enough.
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Fantastic place
Reviewed July 20, 2016
Played in July 2016: A wonderful place just outside Montpellier in a rural area. The 18 holes are very varied and often require an exact match, otherwise one is fast victim of countless water hazards or sometimes 1-2 m deep sand bunkers. requires a difficult course of a lot of precision.
Everything is very well maintained and in perfect condition (greens, fairway, ...).
Had course many people (summer holidays), and therefore need a lot of time (4.5 hours). But in the morning also 1er or 2er Flights are possible.
Compared to La Grande Motte much more demanding but also more beautiful.
Conclusion: Very nice place, recommended nix for beginners.
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At a snail's pace
Reviewed November 6, 2012
Too many people "with disabilities", unfortunately without handicap on the golf course. 9 holes in 3 hours! Then we have aufegeben. € 100 for 9 holes with sloping discounts, or "desert haircuts", fairways, greens and bunkers Skt ok.
Place clearly dubbed. Partial 4 flights on a hole!
Our opinion: Place not recommended.
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