Normandy Coast Golf Holidays

Golf Courses

• Deauville golf course

  

  Designed by Tom Simpson in 1929 and with another nine holes added by Henry Cotton in the 1960’s, Deauville is a very well maintained and classic parkland course. And with clever doglegs, towering trees and tricky and quick greens, it’s enough of a challenge to host the French Open but …

• Dieppe Pourville golf course

  

  Built in 1897 by the great Willie Park, the club boasts a fine layout and bags of ambience. The welcome, food and atmosphere are “home from home” and provide the finishing touches to a lovely day’s golf. At first glance, the layout is parkland but there’s always a breeze and …

• Saint-Julien golf course

  

  This is target-golf American style with wide, sloping fairways and receptive and very fast greens. Big-hitters can go for broke on a couple of holes but you’ve got to hit it straight too for the rough can be penal. The beautiful clubhouse and restaurant are excellent as are the views and …

• l'Amiraute golf course

  

  This is a “big club” with an exceptional clubhouse and a striking and American layout – including sculptures and floodlights! Off the back, it’s intimidating with water- or sand-surrounded greens at the end of seemingly endless fairways. Off the forward tees, it’s fun …

• Champ de Bataille golf course

  

  Yet another splendid course in a magnificent setting. Trent Jones Jnr and Kyle Phillips (of Kingsbarns and The Grove fame) created an exciting golf course with enticing fairways, big greens and frightening water hazards. Not only is the course challenging but the rolling landscape and ancient trees …

• Granville golf course

  

  If you like your golf PG Wodehouse style, head down to glorious Granville and you’re in for a treat.  This is a hundred year old links that has invested heavily in recent years to bring the look and the feel back to its original “true links” spirit.  There are many very …

• Omaha Beach golf course

  

  Omaha Beach joins the ‘big boys’ of golf in France now that it has opened its very good last loop of nine. The four loops are contrasting and feature links, heathland and target and make for a great day’s golf - with fine food in the clubhouse and fabulous Channel and farmland …

• Etretat golf course

  

  A couple of fairly straightforward parkland holes loosen you up before you’re presented with the famous views and magnificent links holes running almost to the cliff’s edge.The classic design rewards bumps and runs whatever the weather so don’t try to attack the flags, as the …

• Saint Gatien golf course

  

  The 27 holes of the Deauville St-Gatien Golf Course offer a sweet mix of calm and space. Since 1988, our architect Olivier Brizon has been able to develop our golf course in respect with nature and relief.   "La Vallée" - 1988   On the course of « La Vallée …

• Caen golf course

  

  Designed by the prolific Fred Hawtree in 1990 and just three miles from Caen, this course is ideal for playing when travelling to or from the port or if you fancy a game on a less difficult but pretty layout. There are some big-hitting opportunities but you can’t be greedy – particularly …

• Houlgate golf course

  

  Houlgate Golf course is situated in the middle of an ancient forest. A hilly and picturesque golf course that was originally designed by Dave Thomas and Peter Allis in 1980. Each hole is technically different but all complement each other. Some holes go uphill while others go downhill, like the 15th …

Golf Accommodation and Hotels

• Hotel du Golf Barriere Deauville4 star 

  

  Arguably our best-value golf hotel in France! Overlooking the resort, the Hotel du Golf combines luxury with a relaxed atmosphere. The 178 bedrooms are very large and well-appointed and overlook the 27 holes and resort. The leisure facilities are also good and the restaurant (with themed evenings) …

   

• Normandy Barriere4 star 

  

  The Normandy Barriere is officially rated as a “Palace” hotel. And the facilities, fine service and town square/beach location add to the appeal. One of our favourites. The 290 superb bedrooms are all housed in the very impressive Anglo-Norman mansion but, despite its size and luxury, the …

   

• Royal Barriere5 star 

  

  With all 252 bedrooms looking out over the sea or gardens, the Royal Barriere is one of the classic French holiday hotels. Built in the ‘roaring ‘20’s’ and completely renovated by Jacques Garcia, there’s space, comfort and a lot of style. Our prices are based on Superior Seaview bedrooms to add to …

   

• Dormy House3 star 

  

  For links golf, great food and a well-run hotel, the Dormy House is ideal. There are 61 rooms in total – some with sea views and balcony in the grand Manor house and the remainder in the sympathetic annexe. The restaurant is busy - so ask us to book early to ensure the best views - and there’s …

   

• Mercure Omaha Beach3 star 

  

  Normandy, this hotel is ever popular and it’s easy to see why: With 70 bedrooms and 36 golf holes on site, this is a very good destination for a relaxing short-break. Take the ferry to Caen and you’ve just a 30 minute drive to the tee. The bedrooms are modern and of a decent size and several have …

   

• Hostellerie du Vallon3 star 

  

  Just a three-iron from the resort centre but in a secluded spot, the du Vallon provides comfort and convenience. The 61 bedrooms (each with balcony) fit the bill very nicely, and most have been recently renovated and feature flat-screen TVs and WiFi. The indoor pool, sauna, pool room and bar provide …

   

• Trouville Beach3 star 

  

  The Beach Hotel Trouville is a 3 star property that is an ideal stop over for tourists visiting the Northern coast of France. There is a heated indoor pool with sea views for guests to enjoy, plus Wi-Fi internet is available in the lobby for a fee. The restaurant Le Grand Large is located near the …