Golf du Lac d'Annecy hosts seminars and team-building days for up to 30 people. The club has a meeting room, a restaurant with a terrace over the course and golf initiation sessions run by qualified pros. It lies in the Roc de Chère nature reserve in Talloires-Montmin, beside Lake Annecy and at the foot of the mountains.
Seminars and company events
The club presents a company offer for hosting suppliers, thanking clients or employees, and strengthening team cohesion. The seminar room is set in a quiet position on the golf site. It comes with parking, a video projector and a whiteboard, and a paperboard is part of the sample day described below. The room can be set up in theater, meeting, classroom or office layouts, or as a showroom. Maximum capacity is 30 people.
Team building is built around golf. An initiation lasts between 1.5 and 3 hours and includes three workshops, playful activities and a putting contest led by qualified pros, plus a demonstration on one hole. In the sample day for 30 people, the initiation lasts two hours with two pros, and equipment and practice cards are included. Wear suitable clothing.
Rooms and capacities
There is one seminar room, with a maximum of 30 people. For larger groups, the club does not state a second meeting space, so confirm your headcount before planning a plenary format. The room's layouts cover most working sessions: theater for presentations, classroom for training, office or meeting layout for workshops, and showroom for a product display.
Catering
The restaurant Le Mulligan serves guests in the dining room or on the terrace, which overlooks the golf with views of the mountains and the lake. It offers catering on request: breakfast, coffee breaks, lunch, cocktail receptions, dinner and animated evenings. The sample day for 30 people runs as follows: breakfast from 9:00 a.m., hire of the meeting room for the day, lunch at Le Mulligan with starter, main course, dessert and coffee, then the golf initiation. Quotes depend on the number of guests, the length of the event and the services chosen.
History and setting
The club was created in Haute-Savoie in 1953 on the initiative of local figures, and the 18-hole course was designed by the architect Cecil Blanford. The course runs through the Roc de Chère nature reserve, a protected area on the east shore of the lake. The club also offers a practice area, electric and manual trolleys, golf lessons with three state-qualified teachers and a pro shop.
Getting there
The club is at 280 route du Golf, 74290 Talloires-Montmin. Check the current road conditions between Doussard and Talloires before you travel, as the club's home page reports roadworks affecting traffic on that road until December 18, 2026.
