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- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Golf Hotel De Valescure
- 2 Rounds at Old Course Valescure
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Najeti Golf Hotel De Valescure
Founded in 1895, the Old Course at Valescure is the fifth oldest in France and still one of the Riviera's best-value bits of golfing history. You're based in Saint-Raphaël with the Esterel massif behind you and the Côte d'Azur within easy reach, so it's a brilliant option if your group wants golf in the mornings then beaches, ports and promenades later on.
It's also refreshingly different to the bigger, newer resort set-ups along the Med. Valescure feels established, leafy and proudly traditional, the sort of place where you can sense the heritage as soon as you step onto the first tee.
On site you've got the Golf Hotel de Valescure, operated by the Najeti group who also run the Hotel du Golf Aa Saint-Omer and Hotel du Parc in Hardelot. In short, they know what golfers want from a stay-and-play base.
If you're planning a Southern France break, you can also explore our wider Southern France options to mix in other courses nearby and build a short tour. We can package this as a simple stay-and-play or build a Riviera itinerary with a couple of nearby courses to suit your group.
Who is this for?
Golfers seeking an authentic French golf experience away from the busier coastal resorts, with easy access to the Riviera's attractions and a course that rewards strategic play over raw power.
Who is it best for?
Mid-to-low handicappers who appreciate traditional parkland golf, couples combining golf with Côte d'Azur sightseeing and groups looking for a base that's full of character and balances quality golf with a relaxed, intimate atmosphere.
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- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Golf Hotel De Valescure
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Old Course Valescure
Though it is under 6,000 yards, Old Course Valescure is a testing Par 68 that will challenge even highly skilled players. Stylistically, the layout is not dissimilar to the traditional English parkland courses, but the setting is spectacular.
Narrow fairways, penal rough and some tricky water hazards help to make Valescure a serious proposition, but the beauty of the course is that it can be enjoyed by every visiting golfer.
| Par | 68 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Harry Colt |
| Opened for play | 1895 |
| White | 5,489 yards | SSS 68.1 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,174 yards | SSS 66.7 |
| Blue | 4,915 yards | SSS 70.3 |
| Red | 4,700 yards | SSS 69.1 |
Accommodation at Najeti Golf Hotel De Valescure
Golf Hotel de Valescure is a smart, comfortable base between the Esterel massif and the Old Course fairways. With 40 bedrooms and 20 suites it stays nicely personal, ideal if you want a relaxed golf break rather than a huge resort feel.
Rooms lean traditional in style, with classic furnishings and the practical comforts you want after 18 holes. The suites are worth a look if you're staying a bit longer or travelling as a couple, offering extra space and separate living areas that make a difference when you're settling in for a few days.
When you're off the course there's an outdoor swimming pool for warm-weather afternoons and tennis courts if your group likes to keep busy between rounds. The size of the property works in your favour here, facilities stay accessible without feeling crowded and the service remains attentive throughout your stay.
Food is split into two easy choices. The Clubhouse Brasserie is your go-to for something casual, perfect for a post-round bite without dressing up. For dinner, Les Pins Parasol focuses on Provençal cooking using local flavours and seasonal ingredients, with views over the course and surrounding countryside that make it a highlight of the evening.
Location is a big part of the appeal here. You're close enough to dip into Cannes, Saint-Raphaël and the coastline, but the hotel itself feels peaceful and tucked away. If you want a French Riviera golf trip with history, atmosphere and a handy base for exploring, Valescure ticks a lot of boxes.
