Metz Technopole Golf Course is located in eastern France’s Moselle region, on the grounds of the Metz Technopole 2000 science park. The course is technical but not too complex, for the enjoyment of players of all levels.
Metz Golf Course was built on old farmland in 1990. It was designed by the architect R. Berthet. Jean-Marie Rausch, a former Mayor of Metz, was behind the whole project. After travelling to the United States, where it is not uncommon to find golf courses in industrial areas, he was inspired to create this urban golf course.
18 holes: Par 71. Length: 5,800 metres.
The course offers a combination of technical holes surrounded by modern architecture and other holes in the forest. Its layout is suitable for players of any level.
Restrictions: Offer valid with Golfamore Card: 50% off the greenfee for single player. Valid all days of the week. Valid once per year. Golfamore Card is now included in your Open Fairways membership.
Members Offers
Standard Green Fees
- Midweek: N/A
- Weekend: N/A
Member Savings
- 4-Ball Saving: 50% off single gf
- 2-Ball Saving: 50% off single gf
Course Features
- Holes: 18
- Par: N/A
- Length: N/A
- Parkland Course
- Weekend Play Available
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