Aix-en-Provence Set Club Golf

Just a few minutes from downtown Aix-en-Provence, the Set Club offers you many sports activities, including a golf practice and a magnificent 18-hole course. Tennis courts, a swimming pool and a restaurant also await sports enthusiasts and their families.

The golf course

Conceived by the renowned American architect Robert FREAM, the course is 5,054 meters long for a PAR 69. Between pines and cypresses, the 18 holes privilege technique over length. Precision is required to avoid roughs and obtain a good score. The bunkers, judiciously placed, provide a strategic dimension. Hole number 14, PAR 5, is certainly the highlight of the course with an island green surrounded by water! The course is nevertheless accessible to golfers of various levels, who will find it a challenge to take up. Beautiful views open onto the Sainte-Victoire mountain and the Luberon mountain range.

A driving range equipped with numerous posts and targets allows you to work on your game.

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Services of the Aix Set Club

Golf is just one of the activities at the Set Club. Tennis is the historical sport practiced on site with indoor and outdoor courts in clay or green set resin. A basketball court, a beach volleyball court and an area dedicated to petanque are also available. You will also find a swimming pool on site, for swimming and aquagym lessons. Lazing around is also a must with a terrace equipped with deckchairs and mattresses.

The Set Club d’Aix also offers you a restaurant with service in room or on the terrace, next to the gardens and swimming pools.

To see, to do

The historic center of Aix-en-Provence, partially pedestrianized, hosts stores, cafés and restaurants. A city of art and culture, it has many museums such as the Granet Museum or the Vasarely Foundation. Marseille also awaits you for an urban getaway: discover the Panier district, which inspired the Mistral district in the series “Plus Belle la Vie”, discover the MuCEM collections or climb the hill of Notre Dame de la Garde.

The Set Club d’Aix-en-Provence is located not far from the Luberon and its perched villages. In particular, you can visit Lourmarin and Ansouis, both classified as the most beautiful villages in France.