Rise to the challenge of the 18 hole in Golf Bastide de la Salette course
A golf course with unique scenery on the outskirts of Marseille
Nestled in the heart of the Treille hills in a protected area of Marseille, perfectly situated among typical Provençal countryside, the fairways wind their way across undulating terrain and flat areas that add interest and variety to your game.
Architect Michel Gayon has designed a most attractive 18-hole golf course. A tactical golfer will rise to the challenge of the hazards that pepper this course, starting with the water that adds an attractive, fresh aspect. Next comes the mounding, followed by the rocks and many well-positioned bunkers. You might find the buggy useful here!
The golf course in details
Hole n°1
- PAR 4
- HCP 11
- White 285
- Yellow 271
- Blue 256
- Red 239
Pro Advice
Welcome to Golf Bastide de la Salette, set in the hills so well described by Marcel Pagnol. At the first hole, play your ball to the left. The bunker on the right is deep and hard to see from the furthest tee boxes.
Hole n°2
- PAR 4
- HCP 12
- White 217
- Yellow 2020
- Blue 171
- Red 171
Pro Advice
To play on par, don’t overclub and don’t forget to enjoy the view when you’re on the green.
Hole n°3
- PAR 5
- HCP 17
- White 485
- Yellow 433
- Blue 426
- Red 369
Pro Advice
You don’t need a driver to reach the green on par.
Hole n°4
- PAR 5
- HCP 14
- White 422
- Yellow 422
- Blue 338
- Red 329
Pro Advice
To have a good opening on your second stroke, aim for the 135 m pin.
Hole n°5
- PAR 3
- HCP 6
- White 158
- Yellow 132
- Blue 123
- Red 84
Pro Advice
For this par 3, feel free to play the left-hand mound and your ball will roll towards the green.
Hole n°6
- PAR 4
- HCP 8
- White 317
- Yellow 283
- Blue 247
- Red 219
Pro Advice
You can get your driver out here. A short stroke is better for your green approach shot.
Hole n°7
- PAR 4
- HCP 3
- White 364
- Yellow 352
- Blue 319
- Red 312
Pro Advice
The deep green is very well defended. Feel free to aim right on the fairway.
Hole n°8
- PAR 3
- HCP 9
- White 157
- Yellow 152
- Blue 115
- Red 90
Pro Advice
Better too short than too long on this par 3.
Hole n°9
- PAR 5
- HCP 5
- White 416
- Yellow 406
- Blue 369
- Red 366
Pro Advice
A drive to the left won’t be penalised here. To reach the raised green, you’re better off moving up a club.
Hole n°10
- PAR 5
- HCP 13
- White 433
- Yellow 405
- Blue 362
- Red 246
Pro Advice
Choose an iron over a wood, as you’ve only got a hundred metre stroke left to play. But be careful – the balls don’t stay on the green.
Hole n°11
- PAR 3
- HCP 4
- White 291
- Yellow 286
- Blue 272
- Red 259
Pro Advice
Always aim for the middle of the green.
Hole n°12
- PAR 3
- HCP 18
- White 149
- Yellow 149
- Blue 118
- Red 80
Pro Advice
For this downhill par 3, go two clubs lower than usual.
Hole n°13
- PAR 5
- HCP 2
- White 476
- Yellow 447
- Blue 431
- Red 431
Pro Advice
From the tee box, aim for the green in 3.
Hole n°14
- PAR 3
- HCP 15
- White 135
- Yellow 131
- Blue 96
- Red 86
Pro Advice
Choose a club higher than the one you used on the previous par 3.
Hole n°15
- PAR 3
- HCP 16
- White 142
- Yellow 135
- Blue 135
- Red 101
Pro Advice
Another par 3 – keep the same club you used for the previous hole.
Hole n°16
- PAR 4
- HCP 1
- White 391
- Yellow 370
- Blue 337
- Red 259
Pro Advice
If you have a good drive (over 220 m), hit the ball over the water hazard. To avoid the ravine at the edge of the green, play to the left.
Hole n°17
- PAR 5
- HCP 10
- White 369
- Yellow 359
- Blue 337
- Red 263
Pro Advice
Aim for the back bunker to give yourself the opening you need for your next stroke.
Hole n°18
- PAR 3
- HCP 7
- White 154
- Yellow 154
- Blue 129
- Red 85
Pro Advice
Go two clubs lower than usual and avoid the clubhouse terrace.
Alliance Clubs
