A day in the trees — and everything around it
Isabella is a placement course: narrow, wooded, honest — the kind of eighteen that punishes a rushed swing and rewards a player who arrived calm. The day around it deserves the same treatment. Members and their guests play, lunch at the club-house, and often linger; a car with a fixed departure fights that rhythm, a chauffeur protects it. Regulars solve it with hourly disposal — €79/h in Business Class, €109/h in a Business Van, €150/h in First Class, 2-hour minimum: the car stays at the club, keeps jackets, phones and dry shoes aboard, and leaves the moment you do.
The neighbourhood is one of the best golf corners in France. Le Golf National — the 2018 Ryder Cup venue — is about fifteen minutes away at Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, and Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche barely further: one chauffeur links a morning at Isabella with an afternoon on a second course, bags moving from boot to boot without you touching them. Non-players in the party have Versailles twenty minutes east — dropped at the palace while the four-ball plays, collected together for dinner in Paris.
For client invitations and company golf days, our event service coordinates several cars and vans under one booking — staggered hotel pickups, bags matched to players, a grouped return after the prize-giving. Hosts who receive in First Class get a chauffeur fluent in club etiquette: on time, unobtrusive, and discreet about the guest list. For a multi-car programme or a two-course day, talk to us directly — those are quoted per programme.
