The oldest fairways in the Paris region — served properly
The Racing Club de France brought golf to La Boulie at the turn of the last century, and the very first Open de France was played on these fairways in 1906. Today the club runs two eighteen-hole courses — La Vallée, the rolling championship layout, and Le Lac, tighter and more wooded — and a calendar of member competitions, guest days and society events that fills the car park by nine on a Saturday. Our regulars skip that car park altogether: the chauffeur drops at the clubhouse, and the same car — or a fresh one — is at the forecourt when the scorecards are signed.
For a day that stretches, take the car on hourly disposal — €79/h in Business Class, €109/h in a Business Van, €150/h in First Class, 2-hour minimum. It is the format visiting golfers prefer: round in the morning, lunch in the clubhouse, then ten minutes down the hill to the château de Versailles for the afternoon — our Versailles chauffeur service covers that side of the day in detail. Members who split their season between the fairways and the turf will find the same standing service at ParisLongchamp on race days.
For corporate golf days — client invitationals, partner outings, company competitions — our event service coordinates several sedans and vans under one booking: staggered pickups across Paris hotels and offices, every bag accounted for, the full field on the putting green before the shotgun start, and one grouped return after the prize-giving. Guests who expect the quietest possible journey travel in First Class. For a multi-car golf day or a season-long arrangement, talk to us directly — those are quoted per programme.