Set in the grounds of the 17th-century Golf de Raray, this is one of those venues where the setting does a lot of the talking before you've even pegged it up. You've got French estate scenery, a standout clubhouse backdrop and, importantly for a golf break, three very different ways to spend your time.
The headline act is the 18-hole championship course, laid out through mature woodland. If you like tree-lined golf that asks you to pick a shape off the tee and stick to a plan, you'll be very happy here. It's more about placement and patience than trying to overpower the place.
If you're short on time, or you've got a mixed group and want an easier option to pair with a longer round, there's also a nine-hole course on the Plain de Valois. It changes the feel of the day, a bit more open and ideal for a quicker loop.
And for a relaxed finish, a warm-up or anyone in the group who doesn't fancy 18, the pitch and putt is a handy extra. It's great for beginners and families and it gives everyone a way to get involved.
If you're planning a northern France golf break and want variety in one spot, Golf de Raray is an easy one to shortlist.
Who is this for?
Golfers looking for a multi-course venue in northern France, groups wanting variety in one location and anyone drawn to historic settings with strong visual appeal.
Who is it best for?
Mid-handicappers who enjoy tree-lined, strategic golf, couples or families wanting different course options in one place and travellers exploring the Oise region who want quality golf without the resort formality.
