User Reviews
for Royal Mougins Golf Club, Mougins, France
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Never again
Reviewed October 8, 2018
Sorry to say but this club has nothing good.
Waist if money and time.
Bad conditions greens and fairways, terrible lay out (the designer must have been drunk when he designed the course).
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...in the Top 40 France...
Reviewed May 14, 2022
...you can find the course, since it opened it has been showered with laurels.
Royal fairways, real royale golf clubs, there are only 132 in the world in countries whose form of government allows royal clubs. You have received the right from the royal family to officially bear a royal title. In France it is Royal Evian - on Lake Geneva - where golf has been played since 1904.
We have already played a number of courses by Robert van Hagge - in Europe and the States - he stands for very high quality in terms of layout. The terrain here is very demanding, the paths are sometimes long - American standards.
Here, too, he managed a very good course, which is also very sporty. It is the combination of layout and terrain that provides playful and physical challenges.
These are the notes from our first visit in 1993 - when we planted the tees here for the first time - which are still valid. Golf cars were not yet an issue, we played this very young course on foot.
There are three holes that are engraved in our memory, hole 2/par 3 downhill - exciting the question does the ball hit the green or the water - hole 3/par 5 with the huge double geen of hole 18/par 5
In the beginning we had grades from 1 - 6, on the first two visits he got a four, the course hadn't grown well everywhere, some work wasn't done yet.
We are now playing our seventh round here at longer intervals. The feeling has remained the same, the maintenance quality of the course is completely different, it is better every time.
The service has potential for development and is not entirely compatible with the standard.
It was great fun to play here again, not everyone was happy with the score.
Not all were for five stars, it's enough.
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Torn over
Reviewed July 22, 2021
The golf course is very beautiful, varied and easy to play, even with a higher handicap. For this green fee price! one should expect at least a water and a decent golf cart. Cool box is placed in the storage basket and cooling elements are available on request.
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5 stars for the place
Reviewed September 28, 2018
I played the course in late September and loved the design of the golf course. There are very varied holes that are beautifully embedded in the landscape and often in the forest (hole 2!). Again and again, water comes into play, which makes the round really exciting. Large greens and bunker landscapes provide an additional challenge. If you are athletic, you should at least treat yourself to an electric trolley. The ladies at the Secretariat are courteous and helpful - the staff in the restaurant could be friendlier, with excellent food. Green fee is too high!
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Nice golf course, but no MUST.
Reviewed September 3, 2018
Beautifully landscaped golf course in a green valley with some quite hilly paths. The condition is very good overall, but not above average. Some haircuts (example Bahn 5 / par 3) are, for example, more rustic overgrown - probably the shady location of these trains owed.
I would have liked to give 5 stars and overlooked these little things - but with a green fee price of well over 100 €, the standards are a bit higher! Even for hotel guests the round costs at least 110 € per person (including buggy, but can not be voted off). Gastronomy is very good, but also very expensive. At the same price you can better eat at Bruno Oger in the bistro ... (20 minutes drive).
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Beautiful Place
Reviewed July 21, 2018
A beautiful golf course in excellent condition, but no comparison to Pont Royal or Terre Blanche. The green fee is clearly excessive.
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SAVOIR Golf - a MUST on the Côte d'Azur
Reviewed July 26, 2017
- fantastic desgin
- very well maintained (tea box, fairway, greens)
- fast, ondulated greens
- for sporty golfers who like to travel without a buggy
- not recommended for beginners
- 19th hole invites you to linger and enjoy
- only shortcoming: green fees are clearly too high
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Expectations fulfilled- toll
Reviewed July 28, 2016
After we have played some beautiful places in the region Mougin, Biot, Valbonne, the interest in the most expensive place in the region was large. But the registration area with the historic oil presses is very impressive.
The paths are absolutely great and difficult to play, if only the simple score card on the starter house (only distances) used. On the tracks you have no precise orientation. Was already sometimes difficult in many Docklegs! The Halfeway was great and not overpriced. We had a perfect day and enjoyed it very much. Great place, but not for every day!
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Just in 5 star
Reviewed November 7, 2015
The place deserves 5 stars without question! Spectacular design in the forest of Mougins, undulating greens and large bunkers landscapes you get to a completely exaggerated fairy!
But Royal Mougins has been one of the most expensive places in continental Europe!
Without Car this place is not to play, since one of the green has some 200-500m to next tea that annoys even including Car!!!
The staff on the whole system could be much friendlier, especially in the restaurant!!! Since I always just the golf courses and review, Royal Mougins gets 5 stars (some tracks deserve to be called world-class)!
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Beautiful and well but
Reviewed October 26, 2015
We played the course in Oct. 2015, unfortunately almost all bunker after storms than GUR were marked. Nevertheless, is the place in good condition. You have to play with a car, the roads are about as curvy like a roller coaster. The Carfahren directs the game but it's more of a restless thing. In my view, you have to play this course twice umd its "size" to discover.
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Beautiful - but!
Reviewed May 16, 2015
We met in front of a beautiful, well-kept place that is not easy to play, because water hazards and tricky greens are always present.
The staff was very friendly.
But this comes from the fact that extensive renovation project, an extremely poor signage and a very "creative" golf membership certain our golf day.
A reduction would have been appropriate, but was not admitted.
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Tradition and exclusivity
Reviewed August 24, 2012
The Royal Mougins Golf Course is very exclusive, but also wonderfully maintained. It is not easy to play, the greens are usually fast and hard to read. Precision and strategy is often asked. There are beautiful holes with water hazards and beautiful views of the landscape of some high-lying discounts. Sporty, it is also a challenge due to the large differences in height, provided you defeat the place on foot and not in the golf cart, but the latter has nothing to do with golf.
Conclusion: A serious place, not only the greens, very well maintained condition, friendly staff in a dream gelegenem club house with excellent cuisine. The club is designed for the private club and green fee players will soon no longer be able to play without an invitation from a club member. Correspondingly high green fees is currently without such an invitation. This price is the only negative point in the evaluation, but you will obviously not necessary to have green fee players on the system.
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Not worth the Golf Course
Reviewed July 12, 2012
A Golfpatz for good golfers, many water + bunker obstacles. Very well-maintained complex. Fantastic clubhouse inc hotel. + Multilingual staff very friendly.
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