Ouest, Est — and a car that stays for both
Two courses change how a day at Le Prieuré works. The Ouest, the championship card, sweeps around the priory through mature trees and genuinely rolling ground; the Est is its more forgiving neighbour, the course members take when the morning was hard on them. Together they make Sailly one of the few clubs near Paris where 36 holes in a day is not an ambition but a habit — and a habit that ends badly if someone in the four-ball still has to drive an hour home afterwards. The far side of that equation is the setting itself: on the edge of the Vexin regional park, above the Seine, the club feels a century away from Paris, which is wonderful at the first tee and inconvenient at the last green.
The clean answer is a chauffeur on hourly disposal — €172/h in Business Class, €224/h in Business Van, €281/h in First Class, 2-hour minimum. The car parks at the club, keeps your dry clothes, chargers and second pair of shoes aboard, and leaves when you do — after 18 holes, after 36, or after the long lunch between the two. Golfers touring the Yvelines pair Le Prieuré with Joyenval or Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche on the road back towards Paris, or end at Saint-Germain-en-Laye and stay for dinner in town — one car, one driver, no navigating.
For society outings and company days — which the club's 36 holes handle at full field — our event service coordinates several cars and vans under one booking: staggered morning pickups across Paris hotels, bags loaded early, one grouped return after the prize-giving. A business account puts the season on monthly invoicing, and hosts collecting a chairman or an overseas guest send a First Class. Multi-car programmes are quoted per programme — talk to us directly.
