Set within the historic grounds of Château de Raray in northern France, this distinctive course offers a memorable parkland experience near Paris. Designed by Antoine d’Ormesson and opened in 1987, the 18-hole layout is known for its unique setting, with several holes framed by the château’s famous hunting walls adorned with classical bas-reliefs.

The course itself is relatively flat and open, with wide fairways providing some forgiveness from the tee, while water hazards and well-placed bunkers add strategic interest. The greens are subtly contoured, requiring a steady approach. For those planning a golf break near Paris, Raray provides a characterful and visually unique round in a historic setting.