5 nights at Novotel Thalassa Le Touquet Hotel & 4 green fees (1x Golf du Touquet, La Mer, 1x Golf du Tourquet, La Forêt, 1x Hardelot GC, Les Dunes, 1x Hardelot, Les Pins)

Situated on the seaside resort of Hardelot-Plage, the Hardelot has two 18-hole courses: Les Dunes and Les Pins. Each course has its own clubhouse and is only 2 kilometres apart. Typical scenery between lakes, dune hills and wooded valleys will haunt you. Les Dunes, the newest Hardelot course (1988) was designed by Paul Rolin with its front nine uphill and the last 9 holes downhill. The undulating terrain stretches between dunes and woods with incredible views. The wind present on several holes will ask for patience before you hit your shot. Les Pins was designed in 1934 by the famous British architect Tom Simpson and the course meanders through the spectacular pine forest and winds its way through the sand dunes. You will need to watch out for the bunkers with their tricky edges that can play tricks on you.

The Golf du Touquet is considered one of the top 100 in Europe with a rich history thanks to its links with major national and international tournaments. Its variety of holes and its three courses satisfy both experienced and novice golfers. The 18-hole, 6430-metre long La Mer is considered to be the best links course in France. Its course between dunes and the wind will test the most experienced golfers. Its fairways, designed by Harry Scott, are a true masterpiece. Hard sandy soil, large bunkers and sloping greens await you, but above all you will notice the high quality maintenance of this magnificent Par 72. La Forêt, designed by Horace Hutchinson in 1904, is not as technically demanding as its brother La Mer but will nevertheless present you with a great challenge especially on some small and tricky greens. The course runs through a majestic pine forest and conveys a sense of tranquillity and harmony.

The Golf du Touquet is considered one of the top 100 in Europe with a rich history thanks to its links with major national and international tournaments. Its variety of holes and its three courses satisfy both experienced and novice golfers. The 18-hole, 6430-metre long La Mer is considered to be the best links course in France. Its course between dunes and the wind will test the most experienced golfers. Its fairways, designed by Harry Scott, are a true masterpiece. Hard sandy soil, large bunkers and sloping greens await you, but above all you will notice the high quality maintenance of this magnificent Par 72. La Forêt, designed by Horace Hutchinson in 1904, is not as technically demanding as its brother La Mer but will nevertheless present you with a great challenge especially on some small and tricky greens. The course runs through a majestic pine forest and conveys a sense of tranquillity and harmony.