Country Club Norges Dijon Bourgogne sits in the Burgundy countryside near Norges-la-Ville, north of Dijon in eastern France. Designed by Mickael Fenn, the course occupies terrain characteristic of this wine-growing region, where rolling agricultural land meets patches of woodland and the landscape carries the gentle undulations typical of the Côte-d'Or département. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and existing tree lines to create definition and variety across the eighteen holes. The course serves a membership drawn from Dijon and surrounding communities in Burgundy, offering golf in a region better known internationally for viticulture than for the game. The layout reflects the practical constraints and opportunities of its site, with holes that move through open and wooded sections. Fenn's design work here balances playability for a range of abilities with enough strategic interest to reward course knowledge and thoughtful club selection. As a country club in the French tradition, the facility provides dining and social amenities alongside golf, functioning as a gathering place for members and their guests. The clubhouse overlooks the course and surrounding Burgundian landscape, maintaining the regional architectural character common to the area. The course remains relatively quiet outside local and regional competitions, serving primarily as a recreational venue for golfers in the Dijon area.