Updated on November 10, 2026
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Where can you play golf in Corsica? The island has only’a single 18-hole course: the Spérone Golf Course, in Bonifacio, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened in 1990, nestled along the limestone cliffs. It is also the only golf course in Corsica ranked by Top100GolfCourses (38th in France). In addition, the Corsican Golf League includes six other courses: a 12-hole links course in Murtoli, near Sartène; 9-hole courses in Porto-Vecchio, Borgo (south of Bastia), and in Balagne; a 6-hole course in Ajaccio; and the golf course at the Solenzara Air Base. Here is a guide to the island’s seven golf courses, including their published rates and access conditions.
Corsica’s golf courses at a glance
7 courses shown.
| No. | Golf | Location | Holes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Golf de Spérone | Sperone Estate, Bonifacio (Southern Corsica) | 18 |
| 2 | Murtoli Golf Links | Domaine de Murtoli, Sartène (Southern Corsica) | 12 |
| 3 | Golf Club de Lezza | Route de Bonifacio, Porto-Vecchio (Southern Corsica) | 9 |
| 4 | Borgo Golf Club | Borgo, 20 km south of Bastia (Haute-Corse) | 9 |
| 5 | Golf du Reginu | Route du Reginu, Speloncato, near L'Île-Rousse (Haute-Corse) | 9 |
| 6 | GIGA Golf Club | Ajaccio (Southern Corsica) | 6 |
| 7 | Golf de la BA 126 | 126th Air Base, Solenzara (Southern Corsica) | — |
Golf courses listed from largest to smallest: this is not a ranking. “—”: number of holes not listed.
Where are Corsica’s golf courses?
Click on a number to view the golf course, then click on its name to read its description. The golf course at the Solenzara Air Base is not marked on the map. Map background © OpenStreetMap.
Where to play, depending on your trip
In the south, around Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio, is home to the island’s three largest courses: Spérone, the Lezza Golf Club (18 km from Spérone as the crow flies), and Murtoli Golf Links (28 km away), near Sartène. In the north, the Borgo Golf Club, 20 km south of Bastia, and the Reginu Golf Course, in Balagne near L’Île-Rousse, are 41 km apart. In Ajaccio, the GIGA Golf Club features a 6-hole course and a driving range.
Corsica’s golf courses in detail
Information taken from the official websites of the golf courses, the Corsican Golf League, and the FFGolf guide, as of November 10, 2026; no information is provided unless otherwise specified by the source. Photo under a free license via Wikimedia Commons.
1. Golf de Spérone ⛳
18 holes · Architect: Robert Trent Jones Sr. · Opened: 1990
Seaside setting, limestone cliffs, and Mediterranean scrub. Corsica’s only 18-hole course; Robert Trent Jones compared holes 12 through 16 to the seaside holes at Pebble Beach and Cypress Point. Ranked 38th in France by Top100GolfCourses. Published green fee: €75 (low season, Nov. 1–Apr. 30), €95 (mid-season), €115 (high season, June 15–Sept. 15) for 18 holes — Golf Rates. Access: Book online or at golfnow.com; a golf cart is recommended (the course is very hilly). The golf course’s website listed “Annual Closure” on November 10, 2026: check the opening dates before booking.
2. Murtoli Golf Links ⛳
12 holes · Architect: Kyle Phillips
Natural links course by the sea. 12 holes, including 2 double greens, with up to 7 different layouts. A handicap of 45 is required to play the course. Published green fee: €90 for “18 holes” (minimum 2 × 9 holes) and €70 for 9 holes for non-members — Golf Rates. Access: Open to the public with a handicap of 45; rates valid during the opening period.
3. Golf Club de Lezza ⛳
9 holes
A hill overlooking Santa Giulia Bay. A 9-hole, par-32 course certified by the FFGolf, spanning 11 hectares. Only one par-5 hole (the 6th). Published green fee: €42 (low season) / €47 (high season) for 9 holes; €55 for 18 holes in low season — Golf Rates. Access: Open to everyone without an invitation; an FFGolf license is required to play the course.
4. Borgo Golf Club ⛳
9 holes · Architect: Pierre Pancrazi · Opened: 1987
9 holes (six par-4s, three par-3s). Billed as Corsica’s oldest golf course, designed in 1987. Hosts the Corsican team championships. Published green fee: €50 for an “18-hole” visitor green fee — Golf Rates. Admission: Visitors are welcome (published visitor rates).
5. Golf du Reginu ⛳
9 holes
A 9-hole course in Balagne. The club president would like to expand from 9 to 18 holes. The course will be closed to the public on Tuesdays from November 2026 through mid-March 2027 for maintenance. Access: open to the public, closed on Tuesdays from November 2026 through mid-March 2027.
6. GIGA Golf Club ⛳
6 holes
6 flat holes + a 273-yard driving range. 6-hole course, driving range, putting and chipping greens. GIGA = Independent Association of Golfers of Ajaccio.
7. Golf de la BA 126 ⛳
Club affiliated with the Corsican Golf League. Golf course located on a military base: number of holes and access conditions not published.
Good to know before playing in Corsica
Rates at Spérone vary by season: €75 from November through the end of April, €95 during the mid-season, and €115 from June 15 through September 15. The course is very hilly; the golf club recommends using a golf cart. At Murtoli, a handicap of 45 is required; at the Lezza Golf Club, a French Golf Federation license is required to play the course. The Reginu Golf Course is closed to the public on Tuesdays from November 2026 through mid-March 2027 for maintenance.
See also
The 15 Best Golf Courses in the Balearic Islands
The 15 Best Golf Courses in Italy
The Countries with the Most Golf CoursesThe 20 Most Beautiful Golf Courses in the WorldFrequently asked questions about golf in Corsica
How many 18-hole golf courses are there in Corsica?
Just one: the Spérone Golf Course in Bonifacio, designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and opened in 1990. The island’s other golf courses have 12 holes (Murtoli), 9 holes (Lezza, Borgo, Reginu), or 6 holes (Ajaccio).
How much does a green fee cost at Spérone?
The golf course charges €75 during the off-season (November through April), €95 during the shoulder season, and €115 during the peak season (June 15 through September 15) for 18 holes (rates as of November 10, 2026).
Can you play Murtoli without staying at the estate?
Yes: The 12-hole course is open to non-members with a handicap of at least 45, for €70 for 9 holes and €90 for the “18-hole round” (two 9-hole rounds).
What is the oldest golf course in Corsica?
The Borgo Golf Club, south of Bastia, is said to be the oldest golf course on the island: its 9-hole course was designed in 1987 by Pierre Pancrazi.