A modern course, a golfing corner of the Yvelines — and a car that stays
Feucherolles is often the course west-Paris golfers recommend to a visitor who asks for modern golf: real elevation change hole to hole, fairways wide enough to swing freely, and large, quick greens that reward a proper approach shot. It is also one of the most dependable winter courses in the region — the drainage was built into the design — which is precisely why so many company competitions and client days land here between October and April, when other clubs are on mats. The club-house terrace above the course does the rest: a round here ends slowly, over lunch, and nobody wants to be watching for a taxi that will not come.
For a full club day — round, lunch, perhaps the range afterwards — take the car on hourly disposal: €79/h in Business Class, €109/h in Business Van, €150/h in First Class, 2-hour minimum. The chauffeur parks on site, keeps your dry clothes and chargers aboard, and leaves when you do. Golfers making a weekend of the Yvelines pair Feucherolles with its neighbour Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche, five minutes up the D307, or with Saint-Germain-en-Laye on the forest side — one car, one driver, 36 holes, no navigating.
For corporate golf days, our event service coordinates several cars and vans under one booking — staggered morning pickups across Paris hotels, bags loaded early, a single grouped return after the prize-giving — and a business account puts the whole season on monthly invoicing. Hosts receiving a chairman or an overseas guest choose First Class, with a chauffeur used to arriving exactly on time and leaving quietly. Multi-car programmes are quoted per programme — talk to us directly.
