RCF LA BOULIE

The racing club de France is a 45 golf holes opened in 1906 in the town of Versailles (78-Yvelines) whose speed of access from Sèvres bridge is exceptional.

His main course, 'The Valley' is a par 72 of 5918 meters. Other courses are called "The forest" and "The hills".

Open to visitors weekdays, subject to occupation of the land with the Secretariat telephone booking.

Only guests of members have the opportunity to play the weekend.

The Racing Club was created by students of the Lycée Condorcet in April 1882. Chaired by Ferdinand de Lesseps, in 1885 he will take his final name: Racing Club de France. He welcomed and in 1906 the first Open of France then 19 Editions until 1986.

In 1907, Arnaud Massy, the club pro won the Open de France and the British Open the same year.