Golf Resort Montpellier Fontcaude (International)

Golf Resort Montpellier Fontcaude (International) is an 18-hole course designed by New Zealand architect Chris Pittman in 1991, set across 80 hectares of garrigue landscape in Juvignac, Occitanie. The layout divides into three distinct sections. The opening seven holes play over rolling garrigue hillocks, with several blind tee shots and elevated greens that demand confidence and precision. Holes 8 through 13 open up considerably, offering wider lines and fewer hazards for a more relaxed stretch of play. The closing five holes return to technical demands — some blind greens again — but now with broader fairways and sweeping doglegs to finish. Greens throughout are noted for their quality and pace, adding a consistent challenge regardless of where you are on the course. Rated 4.1 by Hole19 golfers and one of the most-played courses in Occitanie on Hole19, it suits players of all levels while rewarding those who manage the course's varied demands.