Covering southern Gironde, Lot-et-Garonne, Landes and Gers, the Landes–Gascogne region offers a true playground for golf enthusiasts and gourmets alike. Between two drives you’ll taste foie gras, duck breast, honest wines from the terroir and traditional sweet treats. Staying here means finding the perfect blend of sport, relaxation and sensory indulgence.

Each course here has its own identity, history and atmosphere. No standardized layouts, but playing grounds rooted in their land, often edged by forests, vineyards or rolling hills

South of Bordeaux, the Golf and Ecolodges du Sauternais welcome you in the heart of the vineyards, between pine forests and noble soils. This peaceful, wooded 18-hole course rolls out its fairways over gently undulating terrain, with a few well-placed water hazards to spice up your game. After your round, you can unpack at the Ecolodges du Sauternais, a charming and comfortable address to extend your golf & terroir experience. Just a few kilometres away, don’t miss a stop at Château d’Agassac, a ‘Hot Spot by Golfy’, for an oenological visit to a Haut-Médoc château.

Some 30 kilometres east of Golf du Sauternais, the 9-hole Golf de Marmande is a delightful surprise. Wooded, flat and accessible yet cleverly designed around a 2-hectare lake, it’s perfect for a quick round or a friendly introduction, while more experienced players will appreciate its technical character.

The Golf de Mont-de-Marsan immerses you in the heart of the Landes on an 18-hole layout perfectly integrated into the pine forest. Technically engaging, with its doglegs and greens protected by tall pines, this course is also renowned for the year-round quality of its fairways. The Hotel Le Renaissance*** — a resolutely contemporary hideaway just steps from Mont-de-Marsan’s city centre — offers calm and serenity.

Finally, on the road between Mont-de-Marsan and the Basque Country, a stop is a must: a 9-hole course of striking charm and unsuspected technicality. Located in the village of Bahus-Soubiran, ‘Les Greens d’Eugénie’ is one of those unexpected addresses that quickly become favourites. Designed in 1996 by Jean Larrouy, it is nestled in the wooded countryside of the Landes and crossed by the peaceful Bahus stream. Its natural setting of forests, vines and rolling terrain makes for a course that is both technical and enjoyable for players of all levels.

In Landes–Gascogne, every golfing stop is also a promise of delights. Here, gastronomy is serious business, rooted in tradition and driven by the generosity of the land.

Between rounds of golf or after a good meal, the region also invites you to take a stroll. Starting inland, among bastides, local markets, small châteaux, restored mills and villages where time slows down, you’ll discover all the charm of Gascony: a simple yet authentic way of life, where moments stretch between a shaded walk, a delicious meal, and a swing among the pines.

Then, as you head west, the landscapes gradually open up: from the tranquil banks of the Garonne to the vast pine forests, all the way to the wild beaches of the Landes and the cliffs of the Basque Country.

On the Atlantic coast, don’t miss a trip to Arcachon, with its basin, oyster farms, and the famous Dune du Pilat. Further south, seaside resorts such as Biscarrosse or Hossegor combine surfing, gourmet markets, and leisurely walks along the shore.

Landes–Gascogne is an ideal destination for epicurean golfers. The courses are varied, accessible, and welcoming. The tables are rich, sincere, and generous. And the landscapes, between vineyards, forests, and rolling hills, invite you to unwind.

Whether you love long drives or fine wines, foie gras or shaded fairways, one thing is certain: you will leave both delighted and satisfied.