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Grand Avignon Golf Course South of France6025 Metres Par 72 This golf course was imagined in 1988 by a passionate golfer from Nimes. The 18 holes a were moulded around the earthworks undertaken when the course was built. On this originally flat farm land, bordered by irrigation ditches, the discovery of natural ground water fed by the Rhone and Durance rivers enabled the creation of a series of ponds, covering a total area of around 15 acres. The resulting 600,000 m3 of shifted gravel and 10,000 planted trees has produced a golf course with varied relief, which is well sheltered from the sun and wind, free of excesses and traps and lilacs now complement the original birches and evergreen oaks. Stretched out in front of the club restaurant, is the fabulous practice area, which is actually a stretch of water with floating balls, brought back naturally to the bank by the prevailing wind or by boat if necessary. Grand Avignon Golf Course kicks off with an accessible par 5 for a progressive warm up. However although the lake on the left is out of reach, take care to the right in this tree filled environment. The following five holes include one par 3 with a pond and four par 4s, with a short second shot. As you come back round near the club, the watery practice has to be crossed twice, not forgetting that floating balls. In the middle of the 8th hole, don't forget to turn back and admire the 1,909 metres"Greant de Province mountain. The uphill slope remains slight on the homeward run and suitable for walking. Water becomes rarer, but the holes get longer between the courses famous tall hedges of evergreen oaks. The 72 bunkers provide useful guides along the respectable long fairways and sometimes treacherously sloping greens, which are one third bigger than average. For your comfort, the club offers a brassiere and gourmet restaurant set in the extended and renovated central farmhouse. What's more, the course is located just 6km from the famous Pont d'Avigon, whose arches adorn the clubs coat of arms!
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