Chamonix Sotheby's International Realty, new Golf Club partner

With its prestigious course in the heart of the mountains, the Golf Club Chamonix Mont-Blanc has just signed a partnership with the Chamonix Sotheby’s International Realty agency, based on passion for sport and excellence.
 

A new sports partnership for Chamonix Sotheby's International Realty

The Golf Club Chamonix Mont-Blanc and the Chamonix Sotheby’s International Realty agency have naturally joined in a partnership to serve customers who share the same values and lifestyle.

This collaboration has been made official in the last few days and particularly aims to promote the agency’s image on the course, through means of visual communication.

In the coming weeks, the golf carts and the brand-new golf course booklet will take on the colours of Chamonix Sotheby’s International Realty. This partnership will also be highlighted at every event and competition organised by the club.

It is a way for the agency to be present alongside the golfers with whom it shares a common passion for sport and a certain art of living.

It is also the third partnership signed by the agency in the sports sector, after Chamonix Ski Alpin Racing and the local Chamonix snowboard champion Merlin Surget.

 

Golf Club Chamonix Mont-Blanc: a unique experience

Surrounded by magnificent peaks (Mont Blanc, Aiguille du Midi, Aiguille Verte and Les Drus), the Chamonix Golf Club is recognised by specialised guides as one of the most beautiful mountain golf courses.

Perched at 1000 metres above sea level, the 18-hole course is par 72 over 6767 yards and was designed by the famous American architect Robert Trend Jones Snr in the early 80s. Inaugurated on 26th September 1982, the course is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.

Nestled between the Aiguilles Rouges and the Mont Blanc mountain range, the golf club offers its customers a course that is both technical and subtle, with many bunkers and small water obstacles.

Chamonix golf club is one of the valley’s must-see tourist spots, as much for its beauty as for the sport itself.