Golf International Pont Royal occupies a distinctive site in the Luberon region of Provence, roughly equidistant between Aix-en-Provence and Avignon. Designed by Severiano Ballesteros and opened in the 1990s, the course reflects the Spanish champion's playing philosophy and his relatively brief but notable career as a golf course architect. The layout sits within a broader resort development that includes residential properties and leisure amenities characteristic of southern French golf destinations. The routing takes advantage of the Provençal landscape, with fairways moving through terrain marked by Mediterranean vegetation, including pine and oak. The design incorporates water features and strategic bunkering that require thoughtful course management rather than pure length. Ballesteros favored creative shot-making and risk-reward scenarios in his architectural work, and these principles appear throughout the eighteen holes. The property offers views toward the surrounding countryside and distant mountain ranges that define this part of Provence. The club serves both resort visitors and regional members, with the facility functioning as a golf-centered destination rather than a traditional private members' club. The course hosts regional amateur competitions and corporate outings typical of resort venues in France. Dining and practice facilities support the golf operation, and the setting provides access to the broader cultural and culinary attractions of Provence, making it a base for visitors combining golf with exploration of the region's villages, markets, and vineyards.