Garden Golf de Metz Technopole

Details

Holes

18

Par

71

Built

1990

Type

n/a

Architect

Robert Berthet

Metz Technopôle was designed by the French architect Robert Berthet in 1990. The project was launched by the former mayor of Metz after he had a trip to the United States. He was seduced when he found a golf course in the middle of a business district. When he came back to France, he decided to build Metz Technopôle Golf Club, which is located near to downtown Metz.

The course has 18 holes (Par 71, 5800 metres) and is a great challenge for golfers of any level. There are some technical holes in the forest where the fairways are narrow. The course is characterized by the originality of its triangular basins. The course is strategic without being difficult and visitors will find the course is always in great condition.

Metz Technopôle is a great place to learn the game, with two putting greens on the driving range and 30 covered bays where it’s possible to practice all year long.

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Club members

18

Followers

8

Golfers who played here

7

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Eric Termens

Hcp 15 Garden Golf de Metz Technopole

Very good

March 08, 2016

Playing there almost every weekend, the course is really nice, with lot of water hazards which can make some holes very difficult (ie Hole #6). Some holes are in the middle of the forest and you don't feel being 10 mn drive from the City center. My favourite hole would certainly be nb #4, where you can hit your driver up the river and touch the green in 2 (well, not always)! The pros are very helpful and friendly as is all the staff in the pro shop. You can find there a range of equipments. The golf is organising fitting days 2-3 per year. See you there :-) Eric

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