Golf Disneyland is a golf complex in Magny-le-Hongre, just beyond the Disneyland Paris parks, and it is one of the largest golf venues in the Paris region. It offers 27 holes arranged as three loops, which can be played in combinations to give 18-hole rounds of varied character. The courses are set in gently rolling countryside with lakes and trees, and there is a clubhouse, a practice area and a restaurant. The landscape is attractive and the setting is quieter than the nearby parks, which makes it a good break for golfers in the family. The courses are open to visitors, so a round can be a relaxing alternative to a third park day. It is a pleasant place to walk even if you do not play, with the clubhouse terrace and views over the greens. Equipment can usually be hired, and lessons are available for beginners. Green fees and opening arrangements vary by season and day.
What to expect
The loops differ in character, so a mix of combinations gives variety if you play on more than one day. The practice area has a driving range and putting greens, which are useful for warming up or for short sessions. The course is walkable, but buggies are generally available for hire. Check dress rules and booking requirements in advance, because tee times fill up at weekends and in good weather.
Who it suits
Golfers travelling with non-playing family members will appreciate that the course is close to the hotels around Magny-le-Hongre and Val d'Europe, and a morning round leaves the afternoon free for the parks or the shops. Beginners can take a lesson or a short practice session, and children can often try the practice area with supervision. In winter the course may close or have temporary greens in poor weather, so look at the current conditions before you go.
Getting there
The course is a few minutes by car from the parks and close to the Crowne Plaza hotel, and the hotels in the area sometimes offer package rates that include golf. Public transport is limited, so a car or taxi is the easiest way. Allow four to five hours for a round, or two hours for a practice session and lunch.
Bring suitable footwear, a waterproof jacket and sun protection, and pack a light snack if you plan to play 18 holes. It is also a good spot for a leisurely lunch on the terrace after a morning on the greens.
Practical extras
The clubhouse has changing rooms, a pro shop and a restaurant, and staff can help with club hire, trolleys and buggies. If you are new to the game, ask about short lessons or a nine-hole option, which is more relaxed than a full round. Most golfers take a morning slot, finish by lunch and spend the afternoon at the parks or the shopping centre. Weather in the region can change quickly, so waterproofs are wise, and spare balls are useful because there is water on several holes.
Etiquette and planning
Keep to the dress code, repair pitch marks and follow the course rules on pace of play. Peak times are weekend mornings and sunny afternoons, so a weekday booking is easier and cheaper. If you are travelling with children, check the junior rules for the course and the practice area before you arrive. Visitors who do not play can still enjoy the setting, but they should ask about access before they walk the course. Whatever your standard, the setting beside the parks makes it an unusual round of golf.
What to expect
The experience
A round of golf or a practice session on a 27-hole course in rolling countryside, with a clubhouse and restaurant.
Best time
A morning tee time on a dry day, leaving the afternoon free for the parks or the shops.
How long
Four to five hours for 18 holes, or two hours for practice and lunch.
Tips
Reserve a tee time, check the dress rules and bring a waterproof jacket.
Quick picks
- Best for
- Golfers who want a round close to the parks.
- Families
- Non-players can enjoy the clubhouse and the walk, and children can try the practice area with supervision.
- Couples
- Play a morning round and have lunch on the terrace.
- Pair with
- Crowne Plaza Paris Marne-la-Vallée, a park day or an evening in Disney Village.
- Time needed
- Two to five hours.
Good questions
How many holes are there?+
There are 27 holes, arranged as three loops that can be combined into varied 18-hole rounds.
Can visitors play?+
Yes, the courses are open to visitors. Reserve a tee time in advance, especially at weekends.
Can I hire clubs?+
Equipment can usually be hired on site, and lessons are available for beginners. Check availability when you reserve.
Is there anything for non-golfers?+
The clubhouse terrace and restaurant are pleasant, and the grounds are good for a walk. Check the access rules first.
How do I get there?+
By car it is a few minutes from the parks in Magny-le-Hongre. Public transport is limited, so take a car or taxi.
