The Albatros is Le Golf National's centerpiece, and is the annual host to the French Open. Ranked 4th in France and 9th in continental Europe, Albatros was designed by Hubert Chesneau with Robert Von Hagge’s consultancy and has hints of Florida, a splash of Ireland and a lot of France. The stadium course has been built in accordance with the most modern construction principles and joined the list of courses to have staged a Ryder Cup in 2018.
This is the toughest golf course around Paris, where the enormous, undulating putting surfaces are sculpted around great swathes of water and sand. The distinctly rugged feel of Albatros reminds you that this is a proper golf course, not a walk-in-the-park resort track, and is there to test even the best.
The Albatros Course at Le Golf National is ranked as one of the best courses in France
Tees
Black 7,271 yards SSS 76.9
White 6,829 yards SSS 73.8
Yellow 6,402 yards SSS 71.6
Blue 5,737 yards SSS 75.1
Red 5,509 yards SSS 74.2