Golf du Château d'Augerville occupies the grounds of a seventeenth-century château in the Loiret department, roughly seventy kilometers south of Paris. Olivier Don Gradi designed the course, which opened in the 1990s and takes advantage of the estate's mature parkland setting. The property includes formal gardens, wooded areas, and water features that integrate into the golf layout, creating a course that balances strategic golf with the aesthetic character of a historic French estate. The routing moves through varied terrain, with several holes playing alongside or across water hazards and others framed by specimen trees that predate the course itself. The design emphasizes accuracy and course management rather than extreme length, with fairway positioning and approach angles rewarded more than pure distance. The château serves as both a visual landmark and the clubhouse, housing guest accommodations and dining facilities that maintain the property's heritage character. The course attracts both local members and visitors drawn to the combination of golf and château hospitality. The estate's proximity to Paris makes it accessible for day trips or weekend stays, and the setting appeals to golfers interested in playing within a context of French architectural and landscape history. The club operates as part of the broader château hotel and event venue, offering a blend of golf, lodging, and dining centered on the historic buildings and grounds.