Pont Royal, historical host of European competitions
The only course in France designed by Severiano Ballesteros, the Golf International de Pont Royal has established itself as a must-play fixture on the European professional calendar.
With a slope rating of 149 and a technical layout nestled between the Luberon and the Alpilles, our course offers an international-caliber challenge, regularly praised in both professional and amateur rankings.
Early Stages
International Recognition (1994)
As early as 1994, just two years after its inauguration, Pont Royal confirmed its international ambition by hosting the Challenge AGF (European Challenge Tour).
Achievements
1994 – Jon Robson 
European Challenge Tour: L’Hopps Open de Provence
A Showcase of European Excellence (2018 – 2023)
For five consecutive years, the future stars of the DP World Tour competed on the “Ballesteros.” This tournament has showcased players who are now shining on the global stage.
Winners
2023 – Lucas Vacarisas 
2022 – Joel Sjoholm 
2021 – Alfie Plant
2019 – Lars Van Meijel 
2018 – Romain Langasque 
Famous players of the Hopps Open de Provence
Victor Perez
3 wins on the DP Wolrd Tour
Antoine Rozner
3 wins on the DP Wolrd Tour
Romain Langasque
1 win on the DP Wolrd Tour
Hopps Open de Provence Winner 2018
Gregory Havret
3 wins on the DP Wolrd Tour
The Masters 13
The Historic Grand Finale (2003 – 2014)
For over a decade, Pont Royal hosted the Masters 13, becoming in 2013 the Grand Finale of the National Professional Circuit (Allianz Golf Tour) and the Alps Tour.
Winners
2014 – Eduardo Larranaga
2013 – Edouard Espana
2012 – Adrien Bernadet
2011 – Guillaume Cambis
2010 – Matteo Delpodio 
2009 – Ghislain Rosier
2008 – Dominique Nouailhac
2007 – Michaël Lorenzo-Vera
2006 – Jean-François Remesy
2005 – José-Filipe Lima 
2004 – José-Filipe Lima
2003 – Jean-François Remesy
Famous Participants of the Masters 13
From Ryder Cup legends to Pont Royal : our course has witnessed the rise of exceptional players such as Victor Dubuisson (2014 Ryder Cup hero), Nicolas Colsaerts (Ryder Cup 2012), and Alexander Levy (5 DP World Tour victories).
Alexander Levy
5 wins on the DP Wolrd Tour
Jean-François Remesy
3 wins on the DP Wolrd Tour