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News
Our Christmas Gift Ideas for 2024
The 2024 Christmas season is approaching, and if you're looking for the perfect gift for a golfing loved one, discover our ideal selection of gifts to give!
New Year’s Brunch
Celebrate the new year at Victoire: avocado toasts, scrambled eggs, fine cheeses, Liège waffles and much more. A gourmet experience not to be missed!
Introductory evening to oenology at Golf d’Hardelot
To mark Beaujolais Nouveau 2024, Golf d'Hardelot invites you to an evening of introductory wine tasting on Thursday 21 November.
ADVICE & TIPS
How to analyse your golf performance or under-performance
Christian Cévaër gives his tips on analysing your performance or under-performance.
What to do if you’re not feeling it during the pre-tournament warm-up
Christian Cévaër offers advice on what to do if you’re not feeling it during the pre-tournament warm-up.
How best to prepare on the morning of a tournament
Christian Cévaër gives his tips on how best to prepare on the morning of a tournament.
Minute écologie
Golf d’Opio Valbonne awarded Silver label!
The Golf d'Opio Valbonne, located between Cannes, Nice, and Grasse, has recently been awarded the prestigious Silver Label of the Golf program by the French Golf Federation for Biodiversity under the aegis of the National Museum of Natural History for its commitment to biodiversity. Indeed, the club has implemented a series of concrete actions aimed at improving the knowledge, management, and conservation of biodiversity.
The Flower Patch at Hole 13 on the Servanes Golf Course
Discover how the flower patch at the start of hole 13 on the Servanes Golf Course, in full bloom even in autumn, becomes a true refuge for pollinators and a boost for local biodiversity. A natural, blooming space dedicated to a more sustainable environment.
Ecological meadows on our golf clubs
Our Resonance Golf Collection golf clubs are committed to preserving their environment and preserving the biodiversity that surrounds the golf club. To this end, areas of ecological grassland are left in their natural state. Their presence encourages the development of local flora and fauna.