The Valcros golf course offers golfers wishing to take a leisurely stroll a magnificent view of lush, unspoilt countryside
It also provides an opportunity to test their power and accuracy. The course is short but quite difficult, with blind tees, narrow fairways and numerous out-of-bounds shots.
The Valcros course is not very long, a little hilly, technical and players enjoy it.

Label Golf pour la Biodiversité (Silver).

- Wooded course, narrow, sheltered from the wind and running alongside a river.
- 18-hole course, 5,270 m par 70.
- FFG licence required.
- Private lessons, adult and children's courses.
- Golf school during school term time.
- Baby golf
- Driving range: 17 practice areas on mats, 8 of which are covered, with distance targets (recharge by card at reception).
- Other practice areas:
- Putting green and two approach areas accessible to day green fees

- Green fee: possibility of coming to play the course and certain competitions as a visitor; green card required and correct playing handicap.

- Ranking competitions & with sponsors organised all year round.

- Organisation of three Grand Prix each year.
- One Grand Prix
- One Grand Prix Seniors
- One Grand Prix Seniors 2 & Classic Mid Amateurs

Accessible reception and Club House for people with disabilities. The course is not adapted.

Created in 1964 from plans by F. Hawtree, in the foothills of the Massif des Maures at an altitude of 5,270 m, the Golf de Valcros spreads out its 18 holes over 50 hectares, following the course of a pretty stream, the Maravenne. Fairways, bunkers and greens are skilfully laid out, surrounded by olive and oleander trees, in the heart of a cork oak forest.