spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
Anyone organised their own trip to France ?
Looking at trips via eurotunnel, 3/4 days, 3 rounds.
TIA.
Looking at trips via eurotunnel, 3/4 days, 3 rounds.
TIA.
Golf trip to Northern France (next autumn)
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shortgame
Tour Rookie
Sounds exactly like what some of my friends do every year
They swear by Le Touqet and won't consider anywhere else 👍
They swear by Le Touqet and won't consider anywhere else 👍
road2ruin
Q-School Graduate
We've done this a few times, really easy as you drive onto the train, off again then you're at the golf course within 30 mins or so.
The courses we played last time were:
Le Touquet - La Foret
Hardelot - Les Pins
Belle Dune
Le Touquet has 2 other courses (La Mer & Le Manoir) whilst Hardelot has another 1 (Les Dunes).
All decent courses although I'd strongly recommend Belle Dune as being one of the rounds.
The courses we played last time were:
Le Touquet - La Foret
Hardelot - Les Pins
Belle Dune
Le Touquet has 2 other courses (La Mer & Le Manoir) whilst Hardelot has another 1 (Les Dunes).
All decent courses although I'd strongly recommend Belle Dune as being one of the rounds.
chrisd
Major Champion
Yep, like Belle Dune
spongebob59
Journeyman Pro
Ay suggestions for accommodation ?
Bigfoot
Tour Rookie
Belle Dune is good.
Sports_Fanatic
Assistant Pro
Hotel red fox in the centre of me touquet is simple but a popular golfers hotel. Easy to walk into town and a good base for all courses mentioned so far. They had created some new rooms across the road last time I was there too
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Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
I enjoyed Etretat when I played there, lovely views from the cliffs.
hairball_89
Club Champion
Le Golf National, just outside Paris, is gonna be in fairly decent nick in Autumn I've heard. Might be worth giving them a bell see if they've got any deals on?!
backwoodsman
Tour Winner
Like D4S says - do it through Golfbreaks, or one of the other companies. You'll be hard pressed to put together a better deal by yourself. They have their standard packages, but they can tailor them for you.
Been doing it about 12 years now. We always do Friday through Sunday (2 nights, 3 rounds). This year we stayed in Dieppe & played Dieppe, Etretat, & St Saens for about £280 a head (inc Eurotunnel)
We always try to keep the price roughly £260 to £300 so for broadly similar prices have included Montreuil, playing Wimereux, Nampont & Belle Dune; inland staying at Hotel Golf d'Ailette (near Laon), playing Ailette, Reims, & Arras; staying at Lille, playing Bondues, Moncheaux-Thumeries & Arras.
Also consider Belgium. Have had some cracking trips based in either Bruges or Mons. One involved staying at Bruges but playing in three different countries Dunkerque (France), Oostburg (Holland) & Damme (Belgium).
As Delboy says, La France est your lobster.
Or you could just do what most folk do and simpy go to Le Touquet & Hardelot
Been doing it about 12 years now. We always do Friday through Sunday (2 nights, 3 rounds). This year we stayed in Dieppe & played Dieppe, Etretat, & St Saens for about £280 a head (inc Eurotunnel)
We always try to keep the price roughly £260 to £300 so for broadly similar prices have included Montreuil, playing Wimereux, Nampont & Belle Dune; inland staying at Hotel Golf d'Ailette (near Laon), playing Ailette, Reims, & Arras; staying at Lille, playing Bondues, Moncheaux-Thumeries & Arras.
Also consider Belgium. Have had some cracking trips based in either Bruges or Mons. One involved staying at Bruges but playing in three different countries Dunkerque (France), Oostburg (Holland) & Damme (Belgium).
As Delboy says, La France est your lobster.
Or you could just do what most folk do and simpy go to Le Touquet & Hardelot
drewster
Tour Rookie
Hardelot Les Pins is my favourite course ever so far. Love the place !!! Dunes is not the best now though !!! Belle Dune is also excellent and if you fancy some links action Wimereux is fun.
