Nestling between the western end of Lake Geneva and the Jura Mountains, and straddling the French-Swiss border, you'll find a small but excellent collection of championship golf courses. Together with the imperious Domaine Imperial, one of the best is Maison Blanche. Like neighbouring Divonne and Bonmont, this is a layout that offers wonderful views of the forested Jura range, while your golf game is given an enjoyable but thorough examination. Occupying partly-open and partly-wooded terrain in a quiet and wonderfully natural location, many holes include some degree of elevation change. The generally good-width fairways will give long hitters confidence from the tee, but trees and long, uncompromising grass awaits anything hit too far offline.
Maison Blanche's combination of a wonderfully scenic, natural and well laid-out course, seems to combine with its proximity to Geneva to make this one of the area's busiest member-courses. As a weekday visitor, you'll certainly need to check for tee-time availability before rolling-up, and, like many courses around Geneva, be prepared to pay a fairly hefty green fee.
Accueil sympathique. Magnifiques arbres qui longent le parcours et en ce jour de canicule on a pu apprécier la fraîcheur qu’ils nous ont donnée. Le rough quand il y en a est composé de hautes herbes, mais il n’y en a pas beaucoup. Les fairways sont larges et très bien entretenus. Les greens ne sont pas plats. Ils sont bien entretenus.
Le parcours est très beau, il est va…
Played on: 31 May 2018 Review date: 2 June 2018Handicap: 13.9
Très beau parcours. Chaque trou possède sa difficulté à négocier. Les obstacles d'eau assez nombreux et les fairways vallonés demandent de la stratégie.
Accueil sympathique au club house.
I’m a member here and have been for about 5 years now. It’s a Peter Harradine design and has a good mix of challenge and risk/reward. There a definite front and back 9 split (front 9 being narrower and in the woods, back 9 opening up and being longer). There isn’t really a weak hole but the weakness of the course is the condition (dependent on the weather). The location m…