The 2025 Open de France makes its return to Golf de Saint-Nom-la-Breteche in Paris from September 18-21 with an elite field of contenders teeing it up.
This year, the event heads back to this classic tree-lined venue just 25km west of the French capital for the first time since 1982.
The test Golf de Saint-Nom-la-Breteche poses adds an extra element of intrigue as the field adapts from the regular Le Golf National setup of previous French Opens.
The Open de France is one of the most historic tournaments on the 2025 DP World Tour calendar and forms a crucial part of the late-season run as players compete for a share of the $3.25 million prize fund.
It marks the 107th edition of continental Europe’s oldest Open, and the renewed location is expected to reward consistent, accurate ball-striking complemented by creative short-game play around undulating greens.
2025 Open de France Betting Odds
| Players | Odds |
|---|---|
| Harry Hall | +1000 (10/1) |
| Corey Conners | +1100 (11/1) |
| Jordan Smith | +2200 (22/1) |
| Min Woo Lee | +2200 (22/1) |
| Adrien Saddier | +2500 (25/1) |
| Angel Ayora | +2800 (28/1) |
| Kristoffer Reitan | +2800 (28/1) |
| Michael Kim | +3000 (30/1) |
| Ryan Fox | +3300 (33/1) |
| Thomas Detry | +3300 (33/1) |
| Victor Perez | +3300 (33/1) |
| Daniel Brown | +3500 (35/1) |
| John Parry | +3500 (35/1) |
| Keita Nakajima | +4500 (45/1) |
| Laurie Canter | +4500 (45/1) |
| Martin Couvra | +4500 (45/1) |
| Antoine Rozner | +5000 (50/1) |
| Francesco Laporta | +5000 (50/1) |
| Ewen Ferguson | +5500 (55/1) |
| Brooks Koepka | +5500 (55/1) |
Open de France Leading Contenders
Harry Hall
Harry Hall leads the betting after a strong season on both sides of the Atlantic. He has yet to claim a DP World Tour title, but his driving accuracy and recent top-10 finishes signal he could break through on a course where precision is vital.
Corey Conners
Corey Conners stands just behind Hall in the odds, backed by several top-10s this summer. Known for his consistent ball-striking from tee to green, Conners looks well-suited to this setup and could challenge for his first major European title.
Min Woo Lee
Min Woo Lee’s recent T11 at Wentworth and a PGA Tour victory earlier in the year make him a consistent threat in any field. His power and creativity make him an intriguing pick – if his putter heats up, Lee could lift the trophy on Sunday.
Jordan Smith
A regular leader in strokes gained: tee-to-green, Jordan Smith’s prospects rest with his touch on these fast, undulating greens. Success with the putter could make him one of the toughest outs in the field this week.
Adrien Saddier
Representing French hopes, Adrien Saddier has a game built for tight, strategic courses. A home victory would be a popular storyline, and his top form entering the week makes him a true contender at value odds.
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