Golf d'Hardelot

With its 2 character courses, the Hardelot golf course is one of the most beautiful golfing sites in Europe. Separated by 2 kilometers Pines and Dunes each with their own club house, bar, restaurant and pro shop, have their own identity in a lush wooded environment.

• The golf des Pins (18 holes) built in 1934 by the famous British architect Tom Simpson is a benchmark in France and abroad. Traced in a superb forest, its enchanting layout embodies a style that survives generations.
• The Dunes golf course (18 holes) opened in 1991 offers impressive panoramas between lakes, dune hills and wooded valleys. Its modern layout and unique environment greatly contribute to its reputation.

Les Pins: A competition course

• 18 holes | 5877m | By 72 | Architect: Tom Simpson (1931)

It was in 1906 that the first Golf des Pins, chaired by the Duke of Argyll, brother-in-law of King Edward VII, attracted many golfers from northern Europe. In 1931, Tom Simpson redesigned it and since that time it has been the site of many national and international competitions. A British style in the middle of the Pines: Traced in a beautiful forest, it embodies a British style that survives generations. The pines protect an English game, simple and subtle. Very wooded and well defended, it requires skill rather than length. With subtle greens, well-placed bunkers, this course demands great precision.

The Dunes: A route typical of its region, the beauty of a natural setting

• 18 holes | 5236m | By 69 | Architect: Paul Rollin

Designed by Paul Rollin, Belgian architect, the Dunes course offers the quintessence of the Opal Coast with lakes, dune hills, wooded valleys and impressive panoramas. It is the most typical of the whole region.