Paris International Golf Club is located north of Paris near the Montmorency Forest and was opened in 1991. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, it remains the only course in France created by the American architect. This 18-hole championship layout is arranged in two loops of nine holes, returning to the clubhouse.

The course is set across undulating terrain with mature trees and features water hazards on several holes, adding to the strategic challenge. The closing hole, a downhill par 5 with a water-protected green, is one of the more notable on the course. For those planning a golf break in France, it offers a varied and well-regarded test.