A specialist in excess, the botany enthusiast imagines his golf course as a wonderful garden with a thousand species. Robert Hersant therefore brings nearly 15,000 trees to his land to create a veritable arboretum populated by species from all over the world: Sequoias from Oregon, Gingko Biloba from Japan, Tulip trees from Virginia, Fir trees, Beeches...

A great fan of travel and having walked many fairways around the world , Robert Hersant has drawn inspiration from his escapades. The layout of the Golf Parc is thus largely inspired by “American-style” courses where water features and target greens are legion. This particular design associated with this extraordinary environment gives the course a unique cachet. An imprint that took time to take shape due to the requirement of the “artist Hersant” who, not satisfied with a detail, did not hesitate to have a hole reconstructed at the last moment to add a few more meters .

In view of the multitude of traps that punctuate the route, between forest, ponds and bunkers , a range of shots will be required of you. More than just a game, the Golf Parc Robert Hersant is in fact a superb ballad over more than 6 kilometers and which even becomes wonderful in the fall when the trees are adorned with a yellow/red/orange dress and are reflected in the water.

Since 2010, a brand new Club House of 1,200 m² has been welcoming players with a range of services. A welcoming bar to refresh yourself, a magnificent boutique (Ralph Lauren retailer), sumptuous changing rooms, a mezzanine with an exceptional view of the course, a very large outdoor terrace, a patio…

But the Golf Parc is also… a restaurant Le Séquoia, a seminar room, a *** hotel Le Gingko. A complete tool now managed by his grandson Eric Hersant who is committed to developing the Golf Parc Robert Hersant while keeping in mind that this course is indeed a work of art!