After 15 years under the Nicolay family’s stewardship, the Mignaloux-Beauvoir Golf Course has new owners. A group of five Poitevin entrepreneurs, including Jean-Marie Broquin and siblings Manuel and Aurélien Pétreau, François and Guillaume Colasson, have taken the reins of this 92-hectare site, which boasts an 18-hole course, academy, clubhouse, and golf simulator.

“We’re not golfers ourselves,” admits Manuel Pétreau, one of the new owners. “But we fell in love with the place during our visit. It’s a rare, atypical space that deserves to be better known.” The new managers, grouped within a SAS, aim to shed the course’s “sleeping beauty” image and attract a wider, younger clientele.

• **New Amenities:** A bowling alley and tavern have been installed near the practice ground, open Thursdays from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
• **Catering Review:** The catering offer will be reviewed to develop the event side, including seminars, weddings, and a coworking space.
• **Clubhouse Rehabilitation:** The clubhouse will be fully rehabilitated by 2026 in collaboration with the interior architecture agency A2i from Poitiers.

The acquisition coincides with the arrival of new director Édouard Guillaumet, previously from the Golf des Forges in Deux-Sèvres. He leads a team of seven employees, including gardeners and golf school teachers, and is confident in the course’s potential.

**Q: When was the golf course acquired by the new owners?**

A: The golf course was officially signed over to the new owners on April 3, 2025.

**Q: What are the new owners’ plans for the golf course?**

A: The new owners plan to communicate differently, multiply animations, review the catering offer, and develop the event side, including a coworking space.

**Q: When will the clubhouse be rehabilitated?**

A: The clubhouse is expected to be fully rehabilitated by 2026.

The Mignaloux-Beauvoir Golf Course is open seven days a week and offers an 18-hole course, academy, clubhouse with a reception window, shop, and restaurant, as well as a golf simulator usable indoors and outdoors.

For those new to golf, consider taking lessons at the Mignaloux-Beauvoir Golf School to improve your skills and enjoy the course to its fullest.

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