Grenoble International in France's Rhone-Alpes region
Located just outside the Alps city of Grenoble, Grenoble International is a championship-caliber golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. The course is set on hilly terrain and leads to some very dramatic holes. The most notable of which is the par-5 ninth that from about 200 yards plays straight downhill toward the green, with the city of Grenoble and mountains behind.
Grenoble International plays over 6,200 meters and is a par 73, thanks to five par 5s - none of which are horribly long, so reaching them in two is a possibility for the longer hitter. The clubhouse features a full pro shop, driving range and dining room both inside and outside. There is also a good practice facility with a full driving range and short game area.
Grenoble International in France
Grenoble International's clubhouse features full dining and pro shop facilities.
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Grenoble International golf course in France - hole 2
The par-5 second hole at Grenoble International treads uphill, over water to an elevated green.
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Grenoble International golf course in France - hole 3
The short, par-3 third hole is surrounded by water at Grenoble International golf course.
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Grenoble International golf course in France - hole 9
Grenoble International golf course's par-5 ninth hole plays downhill from about 200 yards to the green, with Grenoble and mountains in the backdrop.
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Grenoble, France
Former Winter Olympic host Grenoble is considered "capital of the Alps" in France.
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Grenoble International in France
Grenoble International was designed by American golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr.
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Grenoble International in France's Rhone - Alps
Grenoble International golf course in France features mountain backdrops on most holes.
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Grenoble International golf course in France - hole 18
Grenoble International's par-4 18th hole plays entirely downhill to the green in front of the clubhouse.
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