Golf on the Severiano Ballesteros course

Back in 1906, Harry S. Colt laid out the first golf lines on this alpine plateau; decades later, in 1999, Severiano Ballesteros reshaped the championship 18 that now hosts the Omega European Masters. At 1,500 meters, fairways hang over the Rhône valley with sightlines to the Weisshorn and the Matterhorn; the amphitheatre around the 7th green has framed victories by Ballesteros, Faldo, and Donald. From central Crans it’s a five‑minute hop to the clubhouse; from Sierre, a 17‑kilometer climb through larch forests brings you to the tee.

We collect you at your Crans-Montana hotel, load the bags, and drop you right at the clubhouse, with the vehicle on standby for roughly five hours while you play and unwind. The day flexes around you: roll a few putts, or detour ten minutes to Étang Long for a post‑front‑nine apéritif. Your dedicated driver coordinates tee times, handles green fees, and secures a terrace table at the Golf Restaurant with glacier views of Valais 4,000‑meter peaks, then routes back via Chermignon or Montana‑Vermala depending on traffic.