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for Le Golf National, Guyancourt, France
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Must play for exprience
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed October 27, 2018
This course is just beutiful. Sure it punishes you for bad tee shots but what is most important is that every hole is different from the last and is it challenges you to think. Wonderful experience.
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Disastrous experience
1.0 of 5 starsReviewed August 6, 2023
Let's start with the positive The golf reception was super nice and accommodating.
But that's about it.
The hotel: below average The food: (and I'm not picky) As modest as rarely anywhere else.
The service under all possible criticism.
Maybe because people still don't like hearing German.
The place: only the name shines because of the Ryder Cup staging.
you don't need to have played. Just mediocrity
overall a big disappointment
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Response from Laura of Le Golf National
August 7, 2023Dear Golfus austriacus, Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feelings about your visit at our venue. First of all, I am pleased to read that you have enjoyed your arrival and that… More
Dear Golfus austriacus,
Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feelings about your visit at our venue.
First of all, I am pleased to read that you have enjoyed your arrival and that our team at Le Golf National took good care of you.
Nevertheless, I am sorry to read that the Albatros was not aligned with your expectations. Could you please give us information by e-mail at concierge@golf-national. com? This would help us understand what you were expecting and how we can carry on improving our players' satisfaction.
Besides, I am sorry to read that you have not enjoyed your experience at the onsite Novotel. Please feel free to liaise with them to share your suggestions on how to improve guests' experience at h1139@accor. com. We are two different companies - they are owned by the Accor Group, we are owned by the French Golf Federation so that we do not either own or run the hotel operations.
Thank you very much in advance.
With kind regards,
Laura
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Aigle Course
1.0 of 5 starsReviewed June 19, 2022
We played the Aigle Course on 06/15/22.
I've been playing golf for 30 years now, but for a green fee of 120 euros I've never played such a poorly maintained golf course.
I can't leave a good hair on the tees, fairway, layout or the greens.
I would not play this course again for a green fee of 50 euros.
It's a pity if the Albatros Course isn't too expensive for you, and the price-performance ratio is too big for you, you should rather only play this course in this resort.
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Golf with drawbacks...
2.0 of 5 starsReviewed August 8, 2017
We played the place in July 2017, just because Ryder Cup... and so...
Place was in a very good condition, some holes are definitely a challenge, the greens are fun.
What we did not like: the pricing - as a foreigner you have to buy a license, the green fee is very sensitive.
The infrastructure: ladies' wardrobe without windows and air conditioning, although new. There were no towels, no hair dryer - there is also no possibility to attach a possibly brought hair dryer. Even though everything is newly built.
The restaurant is also overpriced and you should avoid it from the service and the quality. The whole area is a bit prickly.
Our conclusion: if you want to say that you played the Ryder Cup place 2018, then you should play it. But there are some wonderful places in the area which are really an experience and where it is also fun and pleasure to let the round in the golf club or restaurant end.
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Beautiful golf course - Versch... Preispolitik
2.0 of 5 starsReviewed July 20, 2017
L'Albatros is one of the most beautiful and not easy to play golf courses on the European mainland (as well as other facilities designed by the architect R. von Hagge, such as Les Bordes, Le Kempferhof, Royal Mougins, Bogogno etc.).
Although several improvements have been made since the opening of the course, I have been moving around Guyancourt for some time. The reason for this is the obvious rippling off of golfers without a French license (about 40% surcharge to the orginal GF for FFG-licensed). I would be delighted if the Golf National's managers with this, in my view, unfair pricing would suffer the same shipwreck as years ago the GC Bogogno with a similar disadvantage for foreign players.
Fortunately, there are a few good golf courses in the vicinity of Paris with a decent Preispolitik (Clementon, Courson-Montloup, Château d'Augerville etc.) and from mid-July to mid August La Boulie [Racing Club], Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, St. Cloud, etc.) and thus interesting alternatives to a completely overpriced round at the Golf National for foreigners.
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Place really well and very hard
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed October 26, 2016
Care condition for the season very well. Greens super fast and directionally stable. For a good score you have to stay on the fairways. Was twice in the rough, just brutal. Secretariat and starters very nice. Looking forward to the RC in the Golf National.
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Light and Shadow
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed May 30, 2016
Has The National Course and future Ryder Cup course its great strengths, especially on the last 5 holes. Especially the first nine are partly optical boring!
Although the place is always difficult to play, but the design and layout he can keep up with the old precious meadows in Paris in no legally!
The 4 star there is actually only for the water rich finale...!
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Aigle also an alternative
4.0 of 5 starsReviewed September 10, 2015
We have initially played September a round at the sister site of Albatros... Albatros will be closed for renovation work during the 2018 Ryder Cup to September 2016. The course was in good to excellent condition. In part, the Greens were indeed brown and spotty but that was probably the heat of the last few weeks. Still very directionally stable... The reception was like you knew it would always wish that, the young man was very nice, explained everything to us, still in demand after the round if everything was good and and and and without which it was uebtrieben. Restaurant okay but you do not have after the round necessarily indicate... very long wait... needs improvment for the Ryder Cup. Place and reception always happy... Restaurant jein...
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Simply unprecedented
5.0 of 5 starsReviewed July 2, 2014
We, all single Hcper have played the course many times and in all seasons. The course is a challenge from the difficulty as I have not played one in Europe, where everyone learns to know his limits. Greens are always very fast. Some of the tracks in the links style other Florida stage style. We were now playing a week before the French Open. The greens had since been 10.5 on the Stimpmeter. Green fee prices were for daily green fee at 100 EUR. The score just do not take so important and have fun.
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