Golf

The 18-hole golf course of the Domaine du Mont d’Arbois will be open from May 11 to November 3 2024.

Located overlooking the village of Megève, at an average altitude of 1,320 meters, the 18-hole golf course of the Domaine du Mont d’Arbois is currently the oldest mountain course. Founded by Noémie de Rothschild in the 1920s with the aim of making the Domaine du Mont d’Arbois a family holiday destination, it was later redesigned by Henry Cotton, a professional golfer. Landscaped in the style of a French garden, the golf course offers an outstanding view from Mont Joly to the Aravis range. The gentle slope ofthis par 72’s even gradient allows the player to enjoy an energetic swing while being surrounded by a unique panorama.

For the past six years, the Mont d’Arbois golf course has taken an environmentally friendly approach by using non-polluting methods to promote plant and animal biodiversity and the biological activity of the soil. No fungicide or herbicide products are used on the greens.

The Mont d’Arbois golf course blends into the mountain landscape thanks to its protected fauna and flora and its environmentally friendly management.

Spread over 50 hectares, the Mont d’Arbois golf course has become a leading mountain course over the years thanks to its fantastic layout and the beauty of the site. Located on a plateau at an elevation of 1320 meters, it can be compared to a flat golf course due to its regular gradient, which allows players to channel all their energy into their swing – and occasionally catch stunning views from the Col de Véry to the Mont Joly range.

The Mont d’Arbois golf course is the scene of many amateur and professional competitions. 

From August 30 to 31, 2024, amateur and professional golfers will meet on the greens of Mont d’Arbois golf course for the Four Seasons Megève Collection Pro Am.
An unforgettable event that will celebrate 101 years of the oldest mountain golf course, between epicurean moments and a unique golf experience.