Golf d'Hardelot

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Golf d'Hardelot  

Hardelot Les Dunes (Golf d'Hardelot)

A stranger to Hardelot might play both courses and believe Les Dunes was in a different part of the country, it is so dissimilar to Les Pins. Built in the early '90s by the well-known Belgian architect Paul Rolin, the 6,634 yard, par 73 course takes full advantage of the natural shapes and undulations of the land.

 

Though the fairways are again wide and inviting the line not the length is all-important as there are blind shots and many doglegs to negotiate. The green side bunkers are cunningly sited and be wary of the subtle borrows on the greens.

18 holes. Par 73. 6634 yards. Woodland.

Hardelot Les Pins (Golf d'Hardelot)

When Les Pins was originally created, the fairways, tees and greens were laid out through the same ancient forest in which France and England signed the famous peace treaty 450 years ago. The magnificent trees remain to provide the perfect surroundings for a course re-designed by the famous Tom Simpson in 1931.

The Pines has hosted many championship events since then. The generous fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and well-guarded greens of the 6,498 yard, par 72 parkland course require accurate stroke play. Five short holes and five long holes make for a unique par 72-championship course. Watch out for the 6th, which is considered to be one of the hardest par 5s in Europe!

18 holes. Par 72. 5926 yards. Woodland.