Golf de Nimes Campagne

Golf de Nimes Campagne is an 18-hole course in Nimes, Occitanie, France, designed by Léonard Morandi and Donald Harradine and opened in 1970. The layout runs through a wooded domain of oak trees across rolling terrain. The course has hosted a range of tournaments over the decades, including the Open Cacharel (1976–1983), the Gounouilhou (1986, 1989, 2000, 2004, 2007, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2023), and the Coupe Lignel (1992, 1993, 1994, and 2024). Practice facilities include a 230-metre driving range with 18 bays (4 covered) and targets along its full length, two putting greens with various flags, and a pitching green with a training bunker. The pro shop stocks essentials including balls, tees, pitch markers, hats, and logoed products. The WHITE HOME restaurant, located on the first floor of the course's emblematic building, serves meals and beverages 363 days per year. Additional amenities include locker rooms with showers, 4 tennis courts, a 25m pool with a large beach area, and a 6-hole compact course for beginners and short game practice.