Disneyland Paris (Rouge & Bleu)

Overview: The Rouge-Bleu combination at Golf Paris Val d’Europe is an 18-hole round assembled from two of Ronald Fream’s nine-hole loops. The course lies beside the Disneyland Paris resort but has its own parkland identity, with broad fairways, sculpted ground, water features and a clubhouse-facing start and finish. Because the facility is modular, the exact combination matters: Rouge-Bleu is one routing, while the same three nines can be recombined into other 18-hole courses.

History: Ronald Fream designed the golf, which opened with 18 holes in 1992 and expanded to a 27-hole facility in 1993. The complex was created as part of the Val d’Europe development beside the new Disney resort and is now known as Golf Paris Val d’Europe. This profile follows the Rouge-Bleu directory routing, not the separate White loop or the facility as a whole.

Did You Know? The federation scorecard lists Rouge-Bleu at par 72 and 5,876 metres, approximately 6,428 yards. The Red and Blue loops each contribute nine holes, and the regional golf guide lists them at 2,905 and 3,127 metres respectively, which explains why the combined distance differs from the other possible pairings.