Designed by Hubert Chesneau — the architect behind Golf National, venue of the 2018 Ryder Cup — Saint-Malo Golf Resort is a 27-hole championship complex in Brittany, just 20 minutes from the walled city of Saint-Malo and Mont-Saint-Michel. Forest, granite outcrops, and a lake weave through a layout of genuine variety and beauty. One of northern France’s finest golf experiences. Book your tee time in Brittany’s finest golf resort.
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The Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club in the Pas-de-Calais offers two eco-sustainable courses in the beautiful Aa river valley. The 18-hole Le Val course winds through the valley with panoramic views; the 9-hole La Haute Drève is technical and compact. Host of the Open de France Paragolf and Challenge Tour events. Close to Calais and the Channel ferry. Book your tee time in northern France.
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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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Le Golf Municipal d’Évreux offers 18 holes with two distinct personalities halfway between Paris and Deauville in Normandy. The links-style front nine contrasts with the technical tree-lined back nine. The par-3 13th plays over an old railway track; the 18th finishes with a pond and panoramic clubhouse view. Great value accessible from Paris. Book your tee time in Normandy.
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Founded in 1904 and designed by Harry Colt, Le Touquet Golf Resort is one of France’s most prestigious historic golf destinations on the Côte d’Opale. The flagship La Mer course is a spectacular links-style experience through pine forests and coastal dunes. 2 hours from Paris, 90 minutes from London via ferry. A French golf institution. Book your tee time at Le Touquet.
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Founded in 1903 and designed by Tom Simpson, Golf d’Hardelot in northern France is one of Europe’s most historic and prestigious clubs. Two courses: Les Pins (classic championship through majestic pines) and Les Dunes (links-style with natural dunes). 2 hours from London via Eurostar. A must for any serious golfer. Book your tee time at 120 years of French golf history.
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