Anjou golf & country club

Anjou Golf & Country Club occupies a graceful stretch of the Loire Valley countryside in the Maine-et-Loire department, a region better known internationally for its châteaux, its Anjou wines, and the broad, unhurried sweep of the Loire river than for its golf. The club sits within Les Hauts-d'Anjou, a rural canton north of Angers, where bocage hedgerows, gentle hills, and open farmland define the landscape. It is the kind of setting that gives a golf course a quiet, distinctly French agricultural character — far removed from any resort artifice.

As a private members' club, Anjou carries the atmosphere of a tightly-knit golfing community serving the greater Angers area, one of western France's most historically significant cities and the historic seat of the House of Valois-Anjou. Membership here means access to a course that rewards local knowledge, and the pace and culture reflect a club whose identity belongs firmly to its members rather than to passing visitors.

The Maine-et-Loire sits in a temperate Atlantic climate, giving the course lush, green conditions across much of the year, with summers warm enough to firm the turf and quicken the greens. For visiting golfers who do gain access, the experience carries the unhurried pleasure of playing in genuine wine-country France.