Morfontaine Golf Club – Mortefontaine, France

The Morfontaine Golf Club, or Golf de Morfontaine in French, is northeast of Paris. It was designed by architect Tom Simpson in 1913. He converted an old polo park to an 18-hole layout. Every hole is surrounded by a pine forest, which likely keeps the noise down from a nearby amusement park.

It’s extremely difficult to become a member. Around 450 members and their guests can play, but on an invitation-only basis. The Morfontaine Golf Club keeps its pricing private, so it’s difficult to find out just how much it costs to become a member, but it surely costs a pretty penny.