Explore the Golfstars Guide

A new masterpiece on the Aberdeenshire coast. North of Aberdeen, the North Sea carves the coastline with ancient patience. Here, the landscape is not tamed; it is befriended. Trump International Scotland has merged perfectly into these monumental dunes. Today, the opening of the MacLeod Course completes the vision. The estate now offers a full musical score for the soul. […]

In 2025, the Orient Express revives a magic once thought confined to novels: that of a journey where the point of departure fades away, allowing the traveler to savor the present in motion. On board La Dolce Vita, Italian landscapes unfurl like the shop windows of a Parisian night glimpsed from a taxi—except here, it is rolling hills, vineyards, and legendary golf courses that pass by, offered to the eye as fleeting tableaux.

To the east of Paris, where Marne-la-Vallée unfolds, the Golf de Bussy-Guermantes is far more than a collection of fairways and shimmering water hazards. It is, above all, a place of growth and transmission. The club has set itself a clear mission: to nurture, encourage, and refine young golfers, transforming its course into a true field of expression.

Barely fifteen minutes from Bordeaux’s urban bustle, you find yourself deep in a pine forest. At Bluegreen Pessac★★★, the scene changes abruptly: 120 hectares of nature, a wooded sanctuary where the hush of the pines contrasts with the city’s energy. For visitors from Paris or abroad, it offers an unexpected breath of calm — a pause where golf becomes an escape.

Bethpage Black is not just a golf course. It’s an ordeal. A cathedral of American public golf, where one comes not only to face the holes, but to confront endurance, courage, and, soon, history itself.

Already superb in its everyday form, Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche knows how to transcend itself when a great event approaches — rising to the highest ranks of world golf. To host the Open de France 2025, the estate has taken on its most solemn expression, unveiling the legendary composite course in its finest condition. Nothing is left to chance: fairways tightened, tees pushed back, bunkers reshaped, greens expanded and firmed after months of meticulous preparation. Every detail contributes to transforming this mythical venue into a timeless stage for championship golf.

Endless beaches, vineyards glowing gold in autumn, historic lighthouses and Gatsby-era mansions… Long Island is also a mythical land of golf. From private sanctuaries such as Shinnecock Hills and National Golf Links of America to the iconic public layouts of Bethpage Black, future host of the Ryder Cup, the island brings together more than 70 unique experiences, between seaside fairways and wooded greens.