RCF LA BOULIE

The Racing Club de France is a 45-hole member association golf course opened since 1906 in Versailles (78-Yvelines) whose speed of access from the Sèvres bridge is exceptional. Its main course, La Vallée is a par 72 of 5918 meters. The other courses are called La Forêt and Les Coteaux.

Open to visitors during the week, subject to occupancy of the land with reservation by phone with the secretariat. Only guests of members have the opportunity to play on weekends. The Racing Club was created by students of Condorcet High School in April 1882.

Chaired by Ferdinand de Lesseps , it took its final name in 1885: the Racing Club de France. In 1906 it hosted the first French Open and then 19 Editions until 1986. In 1907, Arnaud Massy, the pro of the club won the French Open and the British Open the same year.

The golf clubhouse, a Norman-style building, houses in a hushed atmosphere, a restaurant, a snack, a bar, a bridge room, a TV lounge, a space that can accommodate meetings as well as a terrace. The exceptional FITTING CENTER CALLAWAY opens in 2019

In 1901, an enterprising and visionary man, diplomat and brilliant golfer, Pierre Deschamps, decided with a few friends to create the Golf de Paris which would acquire the farm of La Boulie at the gates of Versailles, in order to build the first Parisian golf course.

Golf quickly took off and hosted the first French Open in 1906, 19 of which followed until 1986. In 1907, Arnaud Massy, the club's professional, won the French Open and the British Open (something no other Frenchman has achieved since).