Opio-Valbonne Golf Club
Chateau de la Begude, Route de Roquefort-les-Pins
06650 Opio
Tel : +33 (0)4 93 12 00 08 Fax : +33 (0)4 93 12 26 00

Opio-Valbonne Golf Club, set on the Riviera, has been established for 25 years, but was opened in 1966. The club has a hotel, and offers a range of services, including restaurant, and terrace, and facilities include, swimming pool, and tennis courts. Golfing facilities, include, various training places, putting green, practice bunker, driving range, electric buggies, and trolleys.
Directions
10km north of Cannes.
Details
Architect:- D Harradine.
Course Details
| Course Name: Opio-Valbonne Holes: 18 Yardage: 6446 SSS: 72 |
| Opio-Valbonne Golf Course is set in a natural parkland and is surrounded by sea and mountains. This degree of difficulty of this eighteen hole course, is divided by two; the front nine demand concentration and accuracy in ones shots, whereas the back nine longer yardage's will require the use of woods. For an appreciation and independent view of this course please see golfer reviews. |
baesa jeremy wrote on: Nov 13, 2005
Jeremy Baesa
65 avenue de la Pampa,
06250Mougins,
France,
Tel:+33(0)618646980
Email : jimsbaz@hotmail.com
EMPLOIS
Juin-Septembre 2005
Employé par Celtic Golf & Garden Management
Jardiner de golf et paysagiste(jardin privé)
Janvier-Juin 2005
Jardiner de golf
Warringah Golf Club, Sydney, Australia
2002-2004 Apprentie Greenkeeper,
The old course Cannes Mandelieu, France.
2001-2002 Employé par le golf ,
Old course Cannes Mandelieu :
* Starter
* Commissaire
* Organisation du practice
Juin-Aout 1998
Stage:
Entretien de machines Parcs et Jardins
EDUCATION
1999-2001 Lycee professionnel St Claude (Grasse)
Maintenance de machines Parcs et Jardins
INFORMATIONS DIVERSES
Permis B
Experience des machines (machines d ‘entretien de golfs,camions bennes,chargeur,mini pelle)
paysagisme (arrosage,traverses construction ,placage….)
REFERENCES
Celtic Golf & Gardens: Killian Poyton
Phone: 06 72 24 07 31
Warringah Golf Club: David Airey
Email: warringahgolf@bigpond.com
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mark hammond wrote on: Oct 13, 2004
The most expensive course we played in the region and definitely came third behind Saint Donat and Grande Bastide. The front nine appears to be quite new and is ok rather than good. The back nine is a lot more mature and much better, although the greens were not great. Still worth a visit but at 70 euros a round its a tad too expensive.
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