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Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club is a 27-hole venue in the Aa valley near Lumbres, Pas-de-Calais, with the 18-hole, par-73 Le Val course and the 9-hole La Haute Drève. Designed by Dutch architect Joan Dudok van Heel and open since 1990, Le Val has hosted a Challenge Tour event since 2000. On this page you can check live tee time availability, compare green fees and book instantly, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before your round.
The club lies on both sides of a small natural valley carved by the River Aa, on the edge of the Caps et Marais d’Opale regional nature park, about 40 km from Calais. A golf hotel sits next to the course, and the club holds a “Pôle d’Excellence Golfique” label for the quality of its facilities.
Le Val follows the natural slopes of the valley, with an open, undulating layout, dog-legs, sloping greens and water hazards. The choice of tees changes it from a manageable round to a serious test, and the back tees are used each year for the professional event that has made the club known across Europe. La Haute Drève, a technical nine, is ideal for a shorter round or a warm-up.
Tournament pedigree: Le Val has hosted the Saint-Omer Open on the Challenge Tour since 2000, and for several years it was also a European Tour event.
Green fees at Saint Omer Golf Club change with the season, the day of the week and the time of day, so the best way to see the exact price is to search your date in the booking box. As a general guide:
| When you play | What to expect |
|---|---|
| High season (Apr–Sep) | The longest days and the best course conditions. Weekends are the busiest. |
| Low season (Oct–Mar) | Lower green fees and quieter tee sheets. Bring waterproofs, as the weather can change quickly. |
| Afternoon and twilight | Often cheaper than morning slots and ideal if you want a quieter round. |
| Weekdays vs weekends | Weekdays tend to have more availability; weekend slots fill up faster. |
Northern France has a mild, oceanic climate. April to September is the best time for golf, with long days and the course at its best. The club is open all year, but autumn and winter can be wet and windy.
The club is on Chemin des Bois in Acquin-Westbécourt, next to Lumbres. Leave the A26 at exit 3 and follow the N42 towards Lumbres. Parking is available at the clubhouse.
| From | Approx. driving time |
|---|---|
| Saint-Omer | 15 minutes |
| Calais and the ferry port | 35–40 minutes |
| Boulogne-sur-Mer | 35 minutes |
| Lille | 1 hour |
Choose your date, number of players and holes in the booking box on this page and press Search. You will see all available tee times with their green fees. Select a time, confirm your details and you will receive instant confirmation by email.
The club has 27 holes: the 18-hole, par-73 Le Val course and the 9-hole La Haute Drève.
Green fees vary by season, day and time of day. Search your date in the booking box to see the exact live price per player, with no booking fees.
Yes. Bookings made through Reserve Tee Time can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before your tee time.
Le Val was designed by Dutch architect Joan Dudok van Heel and opened in 1990.
Yes. It has hosted the Saint-Omer Open on the Challenge Tour since 2000.
The club is on Chemin des Bois, Acquin-Westbécourt, near Lumbres, about 35–40 minutes by car from Calais.
Saint-Malo Golf Resort is a 27-hole golf complex in Le Tronchet, Brittany, designed by Hubert Chesneau, the architect of Le Golf National, and open since 1986. Its 18-hole, par-72 Surcouf course and 9-hole Old Course wind through forest, lakes and Breton granite, about 20 minutes from Saint-Malo. On this page you can check live tee time availability, compare green fees and book instantly, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before your round.
The resort sits on the Domaine de Saint-Yvieux, an estate of more than 100 hectares in the north of Ille-et-Vilaine, between Saint-Malo, Dinan and the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel. A hotel and two restaurants are on site, so it works as a base for a golf break on the Emerald Coast.
Hubert Chesneau, who also designed Le Golf National near Paris, laid out the Surcouf course through woodland and around lakes and outcrops of Breton granite. It is a demanding test, with dog-legs, curving fairways, water and plenty of strategically placed bunkers. The 9-hole Old Course, a par 36, is shorter and accessible to every level, ideal for a warm-up or a quicker round.
Which course to book: the Surcouf for a full championship round; the Old Course for a shorter, more relaxed nine holes.
Green fees at Saint-Malo Golf Resort change with the season, the day of the week and the time of day, so the best way to see the exact price is to search your date in the booking box. As a general guide:
| When you play | What to expect |
|---|---|
| High season (Apr–Oct) | The longest days and the best course conditions. Summer weekends are the busiest. |
| Low season (Nov–Mar) | Quieter tee sheets and lower green fees. Bring waterproofs, as Breton weather can change quickly. |
| Afternoon and twilight | Often cheaper than morning slots and ideal if you want a quieter round. |
| Weekdays vs weekends | Weekdays tend to have more availability; weekend slots fill up faster. |
Northern Brittany has a mild, oceanic climate. April to October is the best time for golf, with long days and the course at its best. Winters are mild but often wet and windy, so check the forecast and pack waterproofs.
The resort is on the Domaine de Saint-Yvieux in Le Tronchet, just off the N176 between Saint-Malo and Dinan. Parking is available at the clubhouse.
| From | Approx. driving time |
|---|---|
| Saint-Malo | 20 minutes |
| Dinard Airport (DNR) | 25–30 minutes |
| Mont-Saint-Michel | 45 minutes |
| Rennes | 45–50 minutes |
Choose your date, number of players and holes in the booking box on this page and press Search. You will see all available tee times with their green fees. Select a time, confirm your details and you will receive instant confirmation by email.
The resort has 27 holes: the 18-hole, par-72 Surcouf course and the 9-hole, par-36 Old Course.
Green fees vary by season, day and time of day. Search your date in the booking box to see the exact live price per player, with no booking fees.
Yes. Bookings made through Reserve Tee Time can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before your tee time.
Both courses were designed by Hubert Chesneau, the architect of Le Golf National, and the resort has been open since 1986.
The resort is on the Domaine de Saint-Yvieux in Le Tronchet, Brittany, about 20 minutes by car from Saint-Malo and 45 minutes from Mont-Saint-Michel.
Yes. There is a hotel on the estate, plus a restaurant, bar and locker rooms.
Set within a 301-hectare natural estate in the hills of Tourrettes, Provence, Terre Blanche is one of France’s most prestigious golf resorts — just minutes from Cannes and the Côte d’Azur. Two 18-hole courses by Dave Thomas weave through ancient oak forest and Provençal countryside with views of the Esterel Massif. The Château Course is among the finest inland layouts in France. Book your tee time in the heart of Provence.
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