Golf De Roquebrune

Located between Cannes and Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera, Golf de Roquebrune is one of the Côte d’Azur’s most scenic and complete golf resort experiences. The 18-hole course winds through the foothills above Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël, delivering dramatic shifts between Mediterranean sea views and rugged inland panoras of the Massif de l’Esterel and Massif des Maures. Originally designed by Dutch architect Udo Barth and later refined by Michel Gayon, the course combines classic Riviera beauty with a modern resort atmosphere that includes a luxury hotel, spa, practice facilities, and on-site dining.

For golf travelers, the appeal lies in both the setting and the challenge. Roquebrune is known for narrow, twisting fairways, elevation changes, and strategic holes that reward placement over power, making it memorable for skilled players while still enjoyable for resort golfers seeking a picturesque round. The conditioning is strong year-round thanks to the Riviera climate, and the location makes it an ideal stop on a South of France golf itinerary alongside Terre Blanche, Cannes-Mougins, and Saint Donat. The combination of technical golf, panoramic scenery, and easy access from Nice Airport gives the club a distinctly upscale Mediterranean golf-travel feel.