User Reviews
for Golf du Luberon, Pierrevert, France
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An Excellent Challenge
Reviewed July 9, 2013
The course is fairly short at 5623m off the white tees, but its tricky. Some of the fairways are quite wide but in reality, because of the terrain, the target landing areas are small. The greens are excellent. Small targets again with all sorts of drama if you miss some of them long or to the side. Everything on the course is kept to a very high standard. Splendid club house and cafe serving excellent lunchtime fare. The pro shop is very well stocked and the hire clubs were first class as of July 2013. Latest Taylormade RBZ clubs down to a 56deg wedge. And first time ever for me... a towel on the hire bag. Recommended.
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Reviewed May 8, 2022
...is the round here, especially physically.
We planted our first tee here almost 30 years ago, and the course was less than 10 years old at the time.
The notes are extensive for that time - without an I-pad - our memories of the course here are still alive. The numerous sinks, ditches, gorges and watercourses running across the fairways present - swallowed a few balls.
The playing conditions were very dry, the ground was hard - that didn't just have a positive side.
At that time we had grades from 1 to 6, he got a four.
It's a very sporty lap, the terrain transitions are neat, the circulation stays in top gear.
The course wouldn't be that long, on average the trous don't measure 320 meters. There are many free meters downhill, but none uphill. In addition, it is only a limited course for the driver, although you can attack the green of four par 4s - with the risk of losing the ball. It requires a good strategy and target golf to be reasonably successful - tactic, tactic, tactic - small woods or long irons are required from the tee here, but sometimes make the second shot into the green very difficult.
The course is almost entirely in a wooded area, has a decent layout with mostly straight trous. It doesn't get boring anyway, the players are challenged.
The maintenance as a whole is rather rustic, more would easily be possible. We really liked the greens.
We had a lot of fun at the reunion - the scores not so much.
Very nice staff.
We had to draw the stars - three or four.
The correct web page is: golfduluberon. com
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Very nice but...
Reviewed May 27, 2019
Very natural, hilly course. Requires accurate, strategic play and good physique! There are also a number of hidden strokes, as would already trend-setting Phähle advantage. The place was in very good condition, very well maintained. Reception exemplary! Unfortunately, there are always individuals who do not know the term Etiquette.
CK
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Wide fairways... and still tricky
Reviewed July 22, 2017
A hilly course with extremely wide fairways! Playing balls from tee-off is difficult. The watered fairways are playable, the greens are in good condition. The bunkers make a neglected impression, as do the paths from the green to the tee-off. We recommend a Cart! With Cart we played the relatively short place in 3: 30h. However, there was no one in front of and behind us on the whole round on a Friday afternoon. The Proshop is well sorted, the service speaks even a few words English. The lady at the front desk even fluent, which is certainly not the rule in France!
My wife and I enjoyed it all in all! 21/7/17
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Sorry, there was a thunderstorm
Reviewed July 10, 2013
It was a very good round we played. very nice layout interesting challenges at hole 11 carry 150 meters over a gorge. Unfortunately, after a storm came, so we had to stop.
The restoration is ok, if not the friendliest service. otherwise friendly welcome and the 20% reduction on production of the Golf Fee Card. all in all a good afternoon.
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