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The Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club welcomes you to its two courses combining quality and technicality. Here, golfers, business people and families rub shoulders with the splendid view of the Aa valley. If you love nature, the outdoors and sport, our golf course is for you! On our eco-sustainable golf course, discover the 18-hole Le Val course, which offers magnificent panoramic views as it follows the undulating curves of the terrain. The La Haute Drève course is made up of 9 technical holes but is suitable for all levels. The Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club hosts two major events each year, the Open de France Paragolf and the Open Challenge Tour.

Le Golf Municipal d’Évreux
A Hidden Gem Between Paris and Deauville

Located just 3 km from the heart of Évreux, Le Golf Municipal d’Évreux is an 18-hole course stretching 6,291 meters. Ideally situated halfway between Paris and Deauville, it offers a unique playing experience with the option to enjoy either the front nine—starting at hole 1, a long, flat links-style layout—or the back nine, beginning at hole 10, which is more technical, featuring tree-lined fairways, elevation changes, and water hazards.

The course stands out for its variety and character, with memorable holes like the par-3 13th, which plays across an old railway track, and the challenging 18th—a left dogleg bordered by a pond and offering stunning views of the clubhouse and restaurant.

Designed to test all aspects of your game, this course demands a thoughtful blend of strategy, technique, precision, and power.

This 45-hole venue with its onsite Le Manoir Hôtel, voted “France’s Best Golf Hotel” three years in a row, boasts France’s No.1 links, the must-play Harry Colt and Hugh Alison designed La Mer course.

Golf d’Hardelot is a prestigious golf club located in Hardelot, France. Founded in 1903, it is one of the oldest golf courses in the country. The club features two renowned golf courses, Les Pins and Les Dunes, both designed by esteemed architect Tom Simpson. Les Pins is a classic championship course known for its majestic pine trees, while Les Dunes offers a links-style experience with natural dunes and challenging bunkers. Golfers can enjoy a unique blend of coastal scenery and parkland beauty as they navigate these well-maintained courses. With its rich history and exceptional playing conditions, Golf d’Hardelot is a must-visit destination for golf enthusiasts seeking a memorable golfing experience in France.