Garden Golf d'Avignon sits in Morières-lès-Avignon, just north of the historic papal city in the heart of Provence. Designed by Gerry White and Thierry Sprecher, the course occupies relatively flat terrain characteristic of the Rhône Valley, where the landscape opens toward views of Mont Ventoux and the Alpilles in the distance. The routing takes advantage of mature trees and water features that define playing corridors and create strategic interest on what might otherwise be straightforward terrain. The design emphasizes accuracy over length, with water coming into play on several holes and tree-lined fairways requiring thoughtful course management. The architects incorporated elements suited to the Mediterranean climate, including drought-resistant grasses and landscaping that reflects the regional character. Bunker placement and green contours provide the primary defense, rewarding precise iron play and putting touch. The club serves both local members and visiting golfers exploring the Avignon region, offering a golf experience within easy reach of the city's cultural attractions and Provence's wine country. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse that caters to the social aspects of French golf culture, where post-round dining holds particular importance. Garden Golf d'Avignon functions as a regional course in an area not densely populated with golf facilities, providing a venue for recreational play in one of southern France's most visited départements.