3 Avenue du Golf,
Hardelot Plage, Nord-Pas-de-Calais F-62152
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David AmatThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Residential and pine forest.
Designer:
Original design by Tom Simpson (1931); significant renovation by Frank Pont & Patrice Boissonnas (2013).
Above distances are for Les Pins course. Located 1 km away is Hardelot's 18-hole Les Dunes course (par-70, 5328 m from back tees).
50.636179
1.600341
2 km E of Hardelot Plage / 12 km S of Boulogne.
Leave the A16 (Boulogne-Le Touquet motorway) at exit 27. Follow the D308 towards Neufchatel-Hardelot. After 1.1 km turn right onto the D940. After 100m turn left onto the D119 to Neufchatel. After 2.1 km turn left towards Hardelot Centre. After 1.4 km at roundabout take second exit to Golf. After 0.5 km turn right; golf is on the right.
Hardelot (Les Pins)
Golf d'Hardelot (Les Pins course): A major renovation project conducted in 2014/15 considerably altered the character and challenge of Hardelot's No.1 layout. Previously overshadowed by the full-blooded "La Mer" links in nearby Le Touquet, the remodelling of Les Pins produced a more visually arresting layout, with copious rustic edged bunkering, large areas of exposed sand and many fewer pine trees lining the way than was previously the case.
Courtesy of the remodelling, the back-nine now plays its full role in proceedings. This second nine-hole loop can no longer be described as a flatter, easier-going and more bland sequel to what was always a challenging front-nine. The par-5 10th and 13th holes, as well as holes like the par-3 7th on the front-nine, have been transformed by the addition of sprawling rustic bunkers.
Removing several of the blind drives that once characterised the front-nine has helped the overall playability of the course, although the "hard-pan" sand in the considerably more dramatic bunkering will certainly test your recovery skills to the full.
In addition to the revamped and enlarged bunkering, also more clearly in view is the housing that flanks several front-nine holes. The impression of a pleasant walk through a natural pine forest has slowly eroded over the years; now at least the course-side housing appears to have reached its limit.
Pick of the holes: The 18th provides a fitting finale to a round at Les Pins. This long straightaway par-4 is played from a splendidly elevated tee, and takes you in a straight line to a large green that sits directly in front of the two-storey clubhouse.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Handicap required.
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
Limited
Golf d'Hardelot is a member of the Open Golf Club group, which manages over 30 golf properties in France, Belgium, Spain and Morocco, including several Stay&Play golf resort destinations. See the Open Golf Club website (opengolfclub.com) for a list of all their golf courses and hotels.
Les Pins course:
France's 10th best course (Golf World, 2022).
Continental Europe's 30th best course (Golf World, 2023).
111 Ave Francois 1er, 62152 Hardelot.
+33 (0)3 21 33 22 11
Visit websiteThe Najeti Hotel du Parc is ideally located for golfers wanting to discover the many excellent courses of the Cote d'Opale. This quiet and comfortable hotel offers 80 rooms and 10 apartments. Each fully equipped room is excellently furnished in a modern attractive style. The hotel also offers an outdoor heated pool, playground for children, three tennis courts, games room, bowling alley, excellent restaurant and convivial bar.
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Hardelot (Les Pins & Les Dunes courses)
Wimereux; Le Touquet (La Mer & La Foret courses); Belle Dune (35 km); Nampont St Martin (35 km); Aa Saint-Omer (45 km).
Digue de Mer, Wimereux F-62930
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Visit websiteOn the sea front in Wimereux.
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Wimereux
Hardelot (Les Pins and Les Dunes); Les Touquet (La Mer & La Foret courses) (40 km); Aa St Omer (42 km).
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