Resonance
Designed in 1990 by Cabell Robinson, who used to work for Robert Trent Jones Senior, Golf de la Grande Bastide features decidedly modern architecture. It offers golfers wide fairways and well-protected greens with numerous bunkers and water features, laid out in a stunning, gently undulating natural setting.
The length of the teeing grounds and its open space layout makes this course both a challenge for good players and suitable for beginners.
No tricky parts on this hole. Aim for the left side of the fairway when teeing off to avoid the right-hand bunker and leave yourself a shot of around a hundred metres. It is essential to aim your second shot to fall short of the flag to avoid a fast downhill putt.
A nice, rather long par 4. Aim for the left side of the fairway to avoid having to hit a blind shot behind the bunker on the right. Fast uphill green. The best place for the second shot is short of the flag.
I think this is the most difficult hole on the course. A long par 3 with a tricky green. I recommend trying to land your first shot on the edge of the green to prevent the ball slipping away to the right. Par is a great score for this hole.
No major difficulties from the tee to the green. I recommend you land the ball about 100 metres from the green for your third shot. That is where it starts to get tricky! This is one of the most difficult greens on this course. It is essential to choose the correct club to reach the flag. You must avoid hitting it too long and going past the green as you will then have an impossible chip.
A nice downhill par 3. This is normally played by going down one or two clubs when teeing off. Aim for the right-hand side and allow the mound to nudge your ball back towards the green.
Reasonably long par 4. No tricky parts on this hole. The key here is to get near the flag on your second shot. Large green with sideways double plateau.
One of my favourite holes! I can attack this short par 4 with one shot but be careful! It has a very small sideways green with little room for placing your ball. Instead, I recommend placing your first shot at a good distance from the green so it can easily stop.
A nice par 5 with lots of water. Hazardous tee shot. Aim for the right side of the fairway. No major challenges for the second shot. The green is quite flat but does have multiple slight slopes. Watch out for a flag on the little plateau, to the back left of the green.
I really enjoy this hole. I can often reach the green on my first shot by hitting the ball over the trees on the right when the wind is favorable. For amateurs, I recommend a drive down the right side of the fairway as it has a camber. The green is often firm, with a significant slope from right to left, which requires a second shot from the fairway taken so that the ball stops as easily as possible.
Long par 5 that turns slightly from right to left. Aim for the right side of the fairway with your drive. Not much difficulty for the second shot. Once again a rather tricky green. It is essential to avoid the right side of the green, as that would leave you with a very difficult chip on a slope.
Par 4 with right-hand dog leg. Do not cut over the trees on the right. Aim for the left side of the fairway, as the rough can be quite high and it is almost impossible to stop your ball on the green. A large green with double plateau. High level of difficulty when the flag is at the back. Try to make your shot quite short as an approach behind the green is almost impossible.
A magnificent par 5. Probably the most difficult green in Europe! Nothing of note from the tee-off to the third shot. But from there it gets complicated. A downhill sloping green with significant cambers. I recommend that all golfers aim for the middle of the green. Two putts are a great outcome!
A short par 3 with no major difficulty. A wide green. Aim for the left side of the green to avoid the bunker, which can be dangerous.
The longest par 4 on the course. Aim for the right side of the fairway to avoid being obstructed by the tree above the bunker on the second shot. A green with significant slope. It is best to put yourself to the right of it so as to avoid the hump on the left and leave yourself an uphill putt.
A highly technical par 4! Do not go left! Stay on the right side. Even a ball in the rough is better than a ball in the water. Quite tricky second shot. The danger lies either side of the green. Water is on the right and inviting bunkers are on the left. I recommend aiming for the start of the green with a rolling ball so as to reach the middle of the green without too many obstructions.
A highly technical little par 3. A highly complex green! Aim for the left side, using the large mound to nudge the ball back to the green. The water hazard sits on the right.
Long par 4 turning from left to right. No major difficulty. Simply aim for the left side of the fairway to avoid obstacles being in the way when you attack the green.
Probably the most attractive hole on the course. Par 4 that turns from right to left. Make sure your tee-off is not too long. A big row of trees can get in the way for your second shot. A complex green with a water hazard on the left. It is best to stay above the bunker on the right and let the ball roll towards the middle of the green using the significant right to left slope.
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