History of the Golf d'Ormesson

Golf d’Ormesson is one of the very first golf courses to be built in France, by Count Wladimir d’Ormesson in 1925. It was then destroyed during the Second World War. Then the owners, André and Antonella d’Ormesson, asked the English architect C.K. Cotton to breathe new life into the site in 1965.

The golf club reopened in 1969 in a style that was very modern for the time. The couple placed great importance on the choice of trees and where they were planted. They were positioned to suit the undulating terrain and perspectives of the game, taking into account the seasons and the difficulty of the course. The d’Ormesson couple deliberately chose a 1960s style that will no doubt become a benchmark for “Les Trente Glorieuses” (1945-1975).

The place has retained its charm and its character. The d’Ormesson family wanted to maintain the values of sport, togetherness and helping one another. This golf club has shared some special times and moments of friendship with its members, and will continue to do so. The family is still keen to make its members feel welcome, admire its great sportsmen and women, help its golfers achieve their goals and encourage beginners. Golf d’Ormesson has remained a family golf club, to the delight of its members.

The Golf d’Ormesson 18-hole golf course now attracts golfers from Île-de-France and other regions.

Since 1 January 2020, the estate has been part of Resonance Golf Collection, with new strategic developments planned for the years to come.