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Since it has hosted the French professional championship on a couple of occasions back in the late ‘80s and the National Open in ‘95, St Laurent is clearly capable of providing a thorough examination.

However, despite the fact that it weaves through an oak and pine forest, the fairways are pretty generous and the trees are less of a threat than they are protection from the wind. Only on a couple of the tighter holes do they encroach sufficiently to persuade you to put the driver back in the bag. At just less than 6200 yards off the yellow tees, this gently undulating Michael Fenn design is not too long either and, despite a couple of steepish hills, is eminently walkable. Selected by a French golf magazine as one of the nation’s top 40 courses, it’s extremely enjoyable and genuinely suited to players of all standards. There is a nine-hole course as well.