User Reviews
for Golf & Country Club de Bâle, Hagenthal-le-Bas, France
Reviews 1 - 5 from 5
Original version
Super old, well-kept place!
Reviewed August 19, 2022
Although located on French soil, the course is a member of the Swiss Golf Association.
We played a sundowner and absolutely loved the old design of the Bernhard von Limburger course! During our visit, the place was well maintained.
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- Original version
Overpriced
Reviewed March 18, 2019
As a club-free golfer from Switzerland you pay 160 € during the week for 18 rather average holes and a place in also average condition.
There are better alternatives in the region and the Hagenthaler can stay among their peers.
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- Original version
Disappointing
Reviewed July 21, 2018
Recently I was invited by a friend on a Monday. She paid me Euro 100 .--. I was very surprised by the many areas where wild boar was digging / grazing. These partly large areas looked like a freshly plowed field, you had to look for the ball in the ground, the shoes looked accordingly. It is very worth considering that the club management did not come up with a compromise with a reduced green fee or a consumption voucher. It confirms the general opinion that this club does not value greenfee players.
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Actually a nice place, but...
Reviewed September 15, 2014
Actually, a more engaging course with wide fairways and magnificent trees. The greens are anpruchsvoll. The place presents itself somewhat neglected despite rainy summer, although the Greenkeeper travel constantly. It lacks any hole description, no panel on the tee, no distance information, the way to the next tee must be made self-identify. The FARWAYS are very dry, the greens also. From the second half we find ourselves in at least four places rather on a steppe. The fairways are lush sanded, on the scanty blade of grass is a Better Place the golf ball impossible. The complaint contends that the Manager from merely a poor excuse. That one us without the slightest regard to the miserable conditions requires the full green fee price and wants to know nothing of a subsequent partial reimbursement, does not contribute to improving our mood. Once and never again GCC Basel!
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A private golf club that wants to remain private...
Reviewed March 26, 2012
The time-honored generous system of exclusive golf clubs in the regions basiliensis impressed by the peaceful and natural atmosphere. No house to see pure nature!
Compared with guests one is reluctant if not resistant. One would like to be by themselves. To pay for the club members and a prohibitively-high amount (non-repayable).
In public tournaments, however, a certain openness is declared.
Now:
The 18 holes are varied and casual: long par 4 and the clubhouse returning Nos. 6 and 18 are long par 5 The 9 hole must be earned up the slope. The system allows short plays about 3.6, 9.15 or all 18 holes. But be careful: do not push into it. Gambling should always take precedence.
The few water hazards do not lead to many turnovers. As already rather close to the forest: some tracks are designed as forest aisles.
Particularly appealing is down the hole 7 with an impressive height difference in a forest clearing. A tee with a sand wedge is enough: but it must be accurate!
The undulating greens require careful study. Not easy!
Vast natural then the evening scenes from the clubhouse: This alone is worth the visit. French cuisine is also highly recommended. Try the Poussin in the oven crispy fried chicken.
Unfortunately, the driving range was re-closed to visitors: Members Only...
As I said: Splendid Isolation!
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