Grand Prix de la Nivelle

Grand Prix de la Nivelle is an annual amateur golf tournament held at Golf de la Nivelle in Ciboure, France. Organized by the French Golf Federation, the event is played over three rounds of stroke play on a classic par 70 course measuring 5,619 meters, designed in 1907 by five-time Open champion J.H. Taylor. The tournament typically attracts a competitive field across various age groups and skill levels, offering valuable ranking points in the amateur golf circuit. The course is renowned for its scenic setting between the Atlantic coast and the Pyrénées, providing a distinctive challenge with its water hazards and undulating terrain.