Golf at Disneyland Paris: what to know before you book

Yes, the Disneyland Paris golf course still exists and it’s open all year. It has a new name: it’s now Golf Paris Val d’Europe, run by UGolf, but lots of golfers still call it "Golf Disneyland" out of habit. It’s a real 27-hole course, open to the public and to every skill level, located in Magny-le-Hongre, just minutes from the parks.

One thing to know up front: this is something to do near Disneyland Paris, not inside the parks. No park ticket is required to tee off here.

Yes. The course is open to the public all year (every day except December 25 and January 1) and to every level, from beginners to experienced players. It’s run by UGolf and is still tied to the Disneyland Paris world.

In practice, you can come as a Disney hotel guest or just as someone passing through the area. The driving range and the course welcome occasional players and regulars alike. If you’re new to golf, it’s a peaceful way to try it out alongside your trip, without spending a whole day in the parks.

The course has 27 holes, arranged as three 9-hole loops you can combine. So you build your 18-hole round by picking two of the three loops. It was designed by architect Ronald Fream, opened in 1992, and expanded to 27 holes the following year.

All three loops start and finish in front of the clubhouse, which makes the combinations easy to arrange. Each 9-hole loop is themed around a Disney world: Alice in Wonderland, Winnie the Pooh, and Peter Pan. A nice nod if the setting is part of why you’re coming.

The course is on rue de la Mare Houleuse in Magny-le-Hongre (77700), a few minutes from the parks and the resort hotels. There’s no dedicated shuttle between the parks and the golf course, so you get there by car, taxi, or rideshare. The drive from the park area takes just a few minutes.

I recommend planning your ride ahead of time. If you’re staying at a Disney hotel without a car, ask on site about a taxi or rideshare before booking your tee time. The course has a parking lot, which makes things easier if you’re bringing your own gear.

You book your tee time in advance, by phone at +33 1 60 45 68 90, or online through the course website and green fee booking platforms. Booking ahead locks in your slot, especially on weekends and in the warmer months.

A few useful pointers when you book:

Prices aren’t set in stone: what you’ll pay to play depends on the season, whether it’s a weekday or a weekend, and whether you hold a golf membership card.

As a ballpark figure, plan on roughly €40 to €80 for an 18-hole green fee, possibly more in peak season or on the weekend, to be confirmed when you book. There are also 9-hole options, which usually cost less.

I’d rather stay cautious with numbers: prices change and depend on several factors. The most reliable approach is to ask for the exact price when you book, giving the date and time slot you’re interested in.

For a full half day, the course has it all: a clubhouse housing the restaurant Le 28, whose terrace looks out over the fairways, a pro shop called Goofy’s Pro Shop, a 35-bay driving range (partly covered), a putting green and a pitching green for warming up, and locker rooms with showers.

As for gear, you can rent it on site: clubs, a pull cart or a golf cart (often with GPS), and shoes as needed. It’s convenient if you’re on a Disney vacation and didn’t pack your equipment. Rental prices aren’t always published in advance, so ask for them directly at the clubhouse or when you book. The first tee time is usually around 8:30-9:00, depending on the season.

Definitely, and for anyone planning a Disneyland Paris trip, that’s really the main draw: golf is one of the activities around Disneyland Paris. A half day of golf fits neatly into your schedule, say on the morning of a lighter day, before you head over to the parks or to Disney Village in the late afternoon.

It’s a good option if you want to add variety to your trip with an activity near Disneyland Paris, separate from the parks. Along the same lines, Imagi Park is one of the activities worth checking out in the area if you want a break from the ride-after-ride pace for a little while.