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Dijon-Bourgogne Golf Course review
Norges La Ville, France
White tees: 72.6 rating; 130 slope |
Dijon-Bourgogne Golf Course review overview: This golf course, located in a forested
and hilly area north of Dijon, in France,
features mostly repetitive tree-lined holes. However, the back nine is lengthy and
challenging, where the front nine features shorter holes with some mean doglegs. See the best offerings below:
Dijon-Bourgogne Hole 1: The opening golf hole is a slight dogleg right par four with heavy trees to the right. Thus, an accurate drive is needed to leave an open shot to the green.
Dijon-Bourgogne Hole 1: The opening golf hole is a slight dogleg right par four with heavy trees to the right. Thus, an accurate drive is needed to leave an open shot to the green.
Dijon-Bourgogne Hole 4: This very short dogleg left features a tight drive between two tall trees and must be hit between 180 and 220 yards to the landing area to leave a clear shot over the small pond in front of the green. Care must be taken to avoid the water left as well.
Dijon-Bourgogne Hole 9: This uphill par five requires three accurate shots as the first and second shots must remain between trees on either side of the fairway, which pinch very tight around the 120 yard mark. The approach is then uphill to a green with good, deep bunkering in the front and slopes on all other sides. (not pictured)
Dijon-Bourgogne Hole 10: The elevated tee give a nice view of the surrounding Dijon area on this otherwise straight forward, but long, par four.
Dijon-Bourgogne Hole 10: The elevated tee give a nice view of the surrounding Dijon area on this otherwise straight forward, but long, par four.
Dijon-Bourgogne Hole 12: This solid par four is long and features thick forest to the left and trees to the right. A massive and wide bunker fronts the green, but has more room over it than appears. Good views of the surrounding countryside greet the driver on the tee box.