Paris Golf Business School tees off for 2026 academic year 

Paris-based institution offers a dual curriculum combining high-level academic training with a personalised golf coaching programme.

The Paris Golf Business School is welcoming its students for the 2026 academic year on September 11 at its campus at Golf International de Roissy.

The first institution of its kind dedicated to golf on an international scale, the school offers a dual curriculum unique in France, combining high-level academic training with personalised golf coaching programme and a strong international dimension. 

Set in the heart of the Vallée Verte, on the 90-hectare Golf International de Roissy estate just minutes from Charles-de-Gaulle Airport, PGB School boasts first-class golf facilities, including an 18-hole course (par 72, 6,515 m), a 26-bay driving range, a 6-hole pitch-and-putt course, as well as two TrackMan simulators and a putting analysis platform provided by the Académie Jean Van de Velde.

Paris Golf Business School is based at Golf International de Roissy

Sports training is led by Daniel Duchêne, PGA-certified Sports Director, and Karine Espinasse, a leading mental performance coach. This campus brings sports and academic training together in a single location. 

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Management & Entrepreneurship, a state-certified degree taught entirely in English over four years, prepares students for general management and business development roles. Each year of the programme combines up to 12 hours of golf training per week with six weeks of international immersion — in the UK, South Africa or the United States — during which students refine their game while building an international professional network. Optional internships of 2-6 months, not required to complete the year, round out each year of the programme. 

The Foundation Year ‘Objective USA’ is designed for students aiming for a university experience in the United States: from September to April, it combines English classes,  intensive golf training (six hours per week), mental preparation, regular competitions and individualised support. 

Cédric Bouvier, Director of Paris Golf Business School, said: “We want to give every student the tools to make a difference, on the course as much as in the professional world. By combining highly individualised, top-level sports coaching with a demanding business curriculum and a strong international outlook, our ambition is to train talents capable of excelling both in the world of golf and in entrepreneurship. The future is played here, and it starts with this new academic year.” 

Admission takes place outside the Parcoursup platform, based on an application review and an interview, and is open to any candidate holding a French baccalauréat or an equivalent diploma). The programme is open to para-golfers. Application forms are available on request by emailing admission@pgb-school.com

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