Le Green'Otoire sur Vitre

Excellent welcome. The fairways and greens are fine. The roughs, however, are really high. You have to hit straight here! If the roughs aren't eating your balls, you can count on the numerous water hazards to take care of that. The golf course is next to Madame de Sévigné's château and a pond and dam. The walk around the pond is very pleasant.

This golf course is still a lovely place to walk, however, the manager should have opted for a smile; the welcome was far from ideal, very cold and haughty. As for the upkeep, it's average, but let's be honest, the weather doesn't help.

A charming little resort for a relaxing activity that brings the family together! I loved it, a superb afternoon!!

Golf is about today. And the Château de Rochers-Sévigné is a touching story about the birth of fiction. Escape the hustle and bustle of Louis XIV's reign, and Madame Sévigny writes letters to her daughter, who has married and moved to Provence, and whom she misses greatly. More than 300 letters, written between 1648 and 1696, were copied and read in high society circles, prized for their style and content. Unfortunately, the château is only accessible by appointment and with a guided tour.