The Golf & Resort at Château du Bois d’Arlon offers an exceptional 27-hole championship course. We were entrusted with the entire technological setup and synthetic turf, including two coaching studios—both indoor and outdoor—as well as the hotel simulator. Set within a stunning natural environment spanning over 220 hectares, this resort perfectly blends luxury, sport, and environmental stewardship.
The resort features two 18-hole golf courses designed by English architects Jonathan Davison and Stuart Hallett, ensuring seamless integration with the natural landscape. Davison’s “Parkland” course blends elegantly into the estate’s park, while Hallett’s “Heathland” course offers a wilder design, utilizing existing vegetation to enhance its rustic charm.
Beyond golf, the resort includes a four-star hotel with 64 rooms, a restaurant for 150 guests, and 14 family lodges, providing multiple options for extended stays and events. Sustainability is central to the project, with precision irrigation systems, rainwater harvesting, and solar panels to maximize energy efficiency.
For golf enthusiasts and visitors, the Golf & Resort at Château du Bois d’Arlon promises top-tier facilities and an immersive experience that respects and highlights its natural surroundings.
Cutting-Edge Training Technology The resort’s golf technology installations include Biomecaforce and TrackMan, delivering an unparalleled training experience.
Biomecaforce Technology uses force plates and intelligent cameras to capture precise kinetic and kinematic data. These platforms allow detailed analysis of a golfer’s swing signature, quickly identifying areas for improvement to optimize performance. This advanced system provides a personalized training experience suitable for both beginners and professional golfers.
The TrackMan 4 tracks ball trajectory and club data at impact with extreme precision. It can be used indoors and outdoors, enabling virtual play across hundreds of courses via its simulator application.
These advanced technologies ensure that the Golf & Resort at Château du Bois d’Arlon is not just a leisure destination, but also a high-tech training center, where science and sport come together to enhance golfers’ performance.
Jean-Jacques Rivet, a recognized expert in golf biomechanics and founder of Biomecaswing, will lead the technological aspects of the resort, bringing his expertise to create an exceptional golf environment driven by innovative, scientific approaches to athletic performance.
