It's an ultra-contemporary restaurant on the edge of the golf course, where chef Marc Lecroisey serves up cuisine to suit his clientele, between two greens and a few business discussions. The plates are serious, with fine produce and rigor, for initiated palates: whole steamed lobster, cooked like a bouillabaisse with a light aioli, salt-crusted roasted turbot, light butter with Condrieu emulsion, marcassin loin rolled and slow-braised overnight, pan-seared foie gras escalope, bassam chocolate sauce from Maison Weiss. Beautiful desserts.