User Reviews
for Golf Club de LaLargue, Mooslargue, France
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Place closed
Reviewed April 11, 2023
April 11 was a rather bleak picture. Course maintenance was set. Clubhouse cleared out. Google said place closed.
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Nature Place
Reviewed August 19, 2022
It's a beautiful golf course, in a forest clearing. Lanes 1,2, 7,8, 9,10,11,13,17,18 are real natural lanes! Forest, water and uphill - downhill!
For me a 3.5 star place, I find the fee a bit too expensive!
I don't think it's worth building a large hotel here as planned.
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Just nature...
Reviewed September 19, 2019
The journey from Basel through the small Alsatian villages can almost be described as romantic. The complex looks generous, but (especially club house and restaurant) was getting pretty old. The course is divided into two very different halves: Most open the first 9, challenging with high forest share the second half. There is no building (except club and halfway house) over the whole 18 holes - wonderful! The design is more classic, with a limited number of well-placed bunkers and a steady ups and downs. Water comes back into play time and time again, requiring good strategic planning from the player. The difficulty and class of the holes is quite different. Especially exciting are the middle part (7-11) and the last hole. Not only does it need a precise drive, but it also needs a very good approach to attack the very high greens. The condition of the course is good in August and the round is fun.
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Never again
Reviewed May 31, 2018
Goods were playing the course today and were surprisingly able to pay the holiday rate of € 150, although in France and most of Switzerland is not a holiday. The website does not point out that holidays outside of France are considered as such.
The fairways were partly very muddy but the average height otherwise okay. The greens are in good condition, but at this price, I expect that the speed of the greens will not vary so much and no foreign grasses will line my way. The bunkers are a disaster, because either the sand was removed or the traces of the last rain shower not yet. One tries hard to maintain a good condition, but I like the price of 150 € again to be remembered and endeavored to be just then sufficient and far from good.
The service in the restaurant ignored us for long periods and a complaint in the secretariat about the conditions and the price to be paid ran into the void. The director did not want to comment and the board was itself on a round. This rounded off the overall impression and therefore the conclusion
Never again
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Response from Graham Stewart of Golf Club de LaLargue
Updated June 15, 2018To Mr CJHAUG, Thank you for your opinion of LaLargue which we value and take seriously. Following your comments about the public holidays we have reviewed our green fee policy and I am pleased to… More
To Mr CJHAUG,
Thank you for your opinion of LaLargue which we value and take seriously. Following your comments about the public holidays we have reviewed our green fee policy and I am pleased to inform you that LaLargue will only charge a weekend green fee when it is a public holiday here in France.
With regard to the condition of the course, we pride ourselves in providing the best playing surfaces in the region. It is without a doubt that you played following a big storm and heavy rain. Of course, the bunkers were flooded, the greens not so quick as we like and the fairways were rather wet. This is quite normal 6 hours after 55mm of rain.
I have passed on your comments about the restaurant and there have also been some changes.
If you feel you would like to change your mind about LaLargue and you would like to play here again please do not hesitate to contact us on lalargue@golf-lalargue. com where I am sure we will be able to look after you.
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The pearl among the golf courses in the triangle around Basel!
Reviewed July 11, 2017
A round of golf in LaLargue is like a short break. The place is constantly improving and the small interventions have increased the fun in the game once again. Without the car or noise, enjoy nature and the fabulous place. After the game, the excellent restaurant "Le Bitstro" awaits us with a sensational price / performance ratio.
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Muddy meadow
Reviewed May 4, 2016
The place was at 4.5. 2016 banned!
That was a swamp meadow without solid content, drilled every ball and hard to find. The sludge was in the shoes on the fairways!
But to claim the full green fee - an impertinence!
Atmosphere and restaurant was very good!
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Response from Graham Stewart of Golf Club de LaLargue
Updated June 15, 2018Dear Schuermup, Thank you for taking the time and writing a review of Golf de LaLargue. I am sorry that the golf course was wet when you played and that your enjoyment was not up to expectations.… More
Dear Schuermup, Thank you for taking the time and writing a review of Golf de LaLargue. I am sorry that the golf course was wet when you played and that your enjoyment was not up to expectations. Since your last visit we have invested in better drainage for the fairways and have applied considerable top dressing.
Please contact me directly if you plan to play at LaLargue this year, I will look after to you.
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Beautiful & interesting
Reviewed September 28, 2014
The place has a nice rest and offers magnificent panoramic views of many holes in the Vosges and in some cases even to the Alps. The holes are very varied and always wait again with an exciting challenge (trees, water, doglegs). Quality of the fairways 1a, the Rough quite tricky - only the Greens were (because a little too soft?) Very wavy and not really directional stability. Beautiful, well-equipped restaurant with friendly service. The long journey Sundgau worth very much. Overnight-Tip: "Chat au Grumbach" from the golf course in Mooslargue, three minutes.
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A bit far from the most beautiful and wide...
Reviewed August 6, 2012
What a wonderful golfing experience was granted to us in these days Domaine de La! A place that really offers everything that - even demanding - Golfer heart desires. The fairways are perfectly and harmoniously in the hilly, covered by forests and landscape trees. Untouched nature as a picture book, it can be best described the sensual perception. However, one should not be too distracted by the external impressions, because the court also requires extreme concentration of very good players and tactically clever and precise game. Otherwise the balls end up too easily in the forest, in the many water hazards, or in the numerous bunkers.
At the end of the round you can in comfort and with a cold beer (charmingly served by attentive staff) the individual holes again pause to remember and come to only one conclusion: What a great golf day! Even if the journey to Domaine de La may seem a little long, a trip to this gem worth Alleweil. We come back for sure!
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Very good place, unfortunately, somewhat remote
Reviewed April 13, 2012
The golf course Domaine de La has a rich history behind it. The facility was designed by a Swedish investor who wanted to build the same two spaces for 18 holes (or even 3). With helipad and such. The luxurious clubhouse is still witness to it.
Financially, the matter but always in a bad way. Even now, in early 2012 to fight with Migliederschwund. It's a shame because the 18 holes are beautiful! Worth the detour!
The remote location of almost an hour from Basel leaves many golfers place in the much closer Hagenthal or other places in Alsace or play in southern Germany.
Positive Domaine de La: wonderful nature, hill view, harmony. Really great!
This is a simple 9-hole course for beginners: Playable without handicap! An exception! Ideal for practice.
Good pro shop and a very friendly reception. Fine restaurant.
I wish to place greater success than previously granted. He deserves it.
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