Les Dunes opened for play in 1990 and it’s nestled on undulating terrain, hidden amongst the sand dunes of Mount Saint Frieux.
Golf d'Hardelot (Les Dunes)
Les Dunes opened for play in 1990 and it’s nestled on undulating terrain, hidden amongst the sand dunes of Mount Saint Frieux.
Les Dunes is the younger of the two courses at Hardelot and, although it’s set approximately one kilometre apart from the brilliant Tom Simpson designed Les Pins course, Les Dunes is by no means inferior.
Designed by the Belgian, Paul Rolin, Les Dunes opened for play in 1990 and it’s nestled on undulating terrain, hidden amongst the sand dunes of Mount Saint Frieux.
With a few blind drives and several doglegs, it helps if you know your way round the Dunes course and you’ll probably card a better score the second time of asking.
Hardelot is a popular venue and it’s especially loved by visiting Brits who pop across (or under) the Channel for a change of scenery, especially during the winter.
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