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North West France

We’ve grouped the regions of Normandy, Brittany, Centre and Pays de la Loire to create the North West area of France. There are many good golf courses to be found in the French North West and we’ve still in the process of carrying out a detailed review of the region.

  1. Les Bordes Golf Club (New)

    North West France, France

    Les Bordes Golf Club (New)

    Configured as two returning nines, the New course at Les Bordes features four engaging par threes which measure between 131 yards at the 7th and 230 yards at the 14th.

  2. Les Bordes Golf Club (Old)

    North West France, France

    Les Bordes Golf Club (Old)

    There's a slight American feel to the Old golf course at Les Bordes, both in terms of design and conditioning, but there is no doubting that you are in France.

  3. Les Aisses Golf (Les Aisses)

    North West France, France

    Les Aisses Golf (Les Aisses)

    The original design at Les Aisses was modern and occasionally eccentric, but Hawtree Limited changed all that in 2010 and the golf course now harks back to the Golden Age.

  4. Granville (Links)

    North West France, France

    Granville (Links)

    The fairways at Golf de Granville date back to 1912, when a number of somewhat primitive golf holes were first laid out by local golfers amongst the Bréville dunes on France’s Atlantic coast...

  5. Dinard

    North West France, France

    Dinard

    Situated four miles to the west of Dinard, along the sandy shoreline of Brittany’s Emerald Coast at Saint-Briac-sur-Mer, the fairways of Dinard Golf Club date back to the late 1880s...

  6. Saint-Jean-de-Monts

    North West France, France

    Saint-Jean-de-Monts

    Set out beside the Atlantic Ocean, the sandy-soiled fairways at Golf de Saint-Jean-de-Monts weave their way through a maritime forest before emerging into the open for what Martin Hawtree had described as “a true links finish”.

  7. Limère

    North West France, France

    Limère

    Limère is a modern, thoughtfully designed Cabell B. Robinson layout which opened for play in 1992 and can be enjoyed equally by golfers of all abilities.

  8. Barrière La Baule (Blue)

    North West France, France

    Barrière La Baule (Blue)

    The original 18-hole course at Barrière La Baule was a Peter Alliss and Dave Thomas co-production from the late 1970s. In 1994, Michel Gayon was called in to split this course in two. Today, the Blue course comprises holes 1 to 9 of the original layout...

  9. Sablé-Solesmes (La Forêt & La Rivière)

    The architect's brief at Golf de Sablé-Solesmes was to create a golf course “of the very highest quality, carefully planned down to the smallest detail...

  10. Barrière de Deauville (Rouge & Blanc)

    The 18-hole layout of first choice at l’Hôtel Barrière de Deauville comprises the 9-hole Rouge and Blanc nines, with the 9-hole Bleu as an additional playing option. The club hosted two editions of the French Open here in 1931 and 1956.