Group Golf Holidays in South of France

The South of France earns its place on the group shortlist for one simple reason: variety inside a small radius. You’re never short of a different course for the next morning, and the region rewards a group that wants its golf serious but its evenings sociable.

In Provence, Chateau de Servanes at Mouries gives you a handsome, walkable parkland-and-olive-grove layout that suits mixed handicaps — strong enough to matter in the order of merit, fair enough that nobody has a miserable round. Push half an hour and Pont Royal at Mallemort is the Severiano Ballesteros design that locals talk about: rolling, scenic and a proper test off the back tees. Add Saumane for a lighter, fun day, and the trio of Nimes Campagne and Nimes Vacquerolles when you want to base further west.

Up on the Côte d’Azur, Terre Blanche at Tourrettes is the showpiece — two championship courses, immaculate conditioning and the kind of clubhouse that makes a group feel looked after. Domaine de Saint Endreol near Le Muy is the dramatic foil: a course carved through gorges and lakes that gives everyone a story to tell over dinner. Between them you can build a week that never repeats itself.

The reason group trips go wrong is rarely the golf — it’s the logistics. Sixteen people, four-balls that have to be fair, a rooming list with singles and sharers, two airports, and a tee sheet that has to line up with check-in. Run separately, it’s a fortnight of emails. Run by us, it’s a single conversation.

Your named Golf Planet specialist sets the running order so handicaps are balanced and nobody plays the toughest course cold on day one. We hold the tee times at Servanes, Saint Endreol, Terre Blanche and wherever else your week takes you, so they’re locked before deposits move. We build the rooming list around your group — twins, singles, the inevitable late addition — and we book the private transfers so the whole party moves together from the airport to the first tee.

Prefer to switch off entirely? A hosted group tour is available, with a Golf Planet host on the ground to run the tee-off times, the transfers and the small daily decisions, leaving you free to just play and be one of the lads — or the organiser who finally gets to enjoy their own trip.

Every Golf Planet Holidays group trip is tailor-made and enquiry-based — we price it around your dates, your standard of hotel and the courses your group actually wants, then bill in GBP. South of France group golf starts from £495 per person, and the final figure flexes with how many of you travel, when, and how much golf you pack in.

Flights are entirely your choice. We can add them into the package — typically into Marseille for the Provence courses or Nice for the Côte d’Azur — or you can arrange your own and we’ll handle everything on the ground from arrival. For US-based golfers joining UK friends, that flexibility is a quiet bonus: meet the group in France, skip the connecting hassle, and let one specialist coordinate the week for everyone regardless of where you flew in from. The strong dollar against the pound has made GBP-priced golf trips noticeably better value lately, too.

And whatever shape your trip takes, the protection doesn’t change: it’s ATOL Protected with your money held in trust through PTS until you’ve travelled. A group deposit is real money — this is how we make sure it’s never at risk.