Golf du Touquet

La Mer is widely considered the premier course, a challenging links-style gem with stunning views. La Forêt offers a beautiful parkland experience, while Le Manoir is a good option for a warmer-up or a more relaxed game.

Reviews consistently praise the fast and well-maintained greens, especially on La Mer. However, some recent feedback suggests they can be very challenging and even 'like velcro' at times.

While La Mer is a championship course, Le Manoir is more forgiving and a better starting point for beginners. La Forêt also offers a more accessible experience than La Mer.

Yes, club rentals are typically available. It's advisable to inquire directly with the resort or book in advance to ensure availability, especially during busy periods.

A round can take anywhere from 3.5 to 5+ hours, depending on the course, time of day, and player pace. Weekends and peak times can experience significant delays.

Tee times can be booked directly through the Golf du Touquet website or via golf travel agencies. Booking well in advance is highly recommended, especially for La Mer. +1

Yes, Golf du Touquet and various golf travel companies offer packages that often include accommodation, multiple rounds, and sometimes Le Shuttle crossings, providing good value. +1

A smart casual dress code is generally expected on the courses and in the clubhouse. Collared shirts and tailored shorts or trousers are standard. Specific requirements can be confirmed when booking.

While not always strictly enforced for casual rounds, a handicap certificate may be required for certain competitions or to play on the championship courses like La Mer. It's best to check the specific requirements when booking.

The courses typically open early in the morning, around sunrise, and close at dusk. Specific opening and closing times can vary seasonally and are best confirmed directly with the resort.

The most convenient way from Paris is by train to Etaples-Le Touquet station, followed by a short taxi or bus ride to the golf resort. Alternatively, driving is an option, taking approximately 3-4 hours.

Yes, it's very popular for UK golfers. Taking the Eurotunnel (Le Shuttle) from Folkestone to Calais is a common and efficient method, followed by a drive of about an hour to Le Touquet. +1

Le Touquet is a walkable town, but taxis and local buses are available for getting around. If you're staying at the resort, they may offer shuttle services.

Yes, ample parking is usually available at the clubhouses for golfers. It's generally free of charge for visitors playing the courses.

Yes, it's possible. Trains from Paris arrive at Etaples-Le Touquet, and taxis or local transport can take you to the resort. Many visitors from the UK also use the Eurotunnel and then arrange transfers or taxis.

Absolutely! The resort features several dining venues, including 'Le Spoon' for lunch and 'La Table du Manoir' for dinner, offering a range of culinary experiences. There are also bar areas for drinks and snacks.

You can expect classic French cuisine with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. Options range from casual lunches to more refined dining experiences.

Yes, the clubhouse restaurants and bars are ideal for a break and lunch between rounds. They are conveniently located and offer quick service for golfers.

While menus can vary, most French restaurants are accommodating. It's always best to inform your server of any dietary restrictions when ordering.

For dinner, especially at 'La Table du Manoir,' reservations are highly recommended to secure a table, particularly during peak season or on weekends.

The La Mer course offers stunning panoramic views of the dunes and the sea, making it incredibly photogenic. The fairways winding through the forest on La Forêt also provide beautiful scenic shots. +1

Yes, you are generally allowed to take photos on the golf course for personal use. However, be mindful of other players and avoid delaying play.

Le Touquet-Paris-Plage itself is a picturesque resort town with beautiful architecture and a long beach, offering plenty of photo opportunities beyond the golf courses. +1

The 'golden hours' – early morning and late afternoon – offer the most dramatic and beautiful light for landscape and golf course photography.

Drone usage is often restricted in public areas and private properties like golf courses. It's essential to check local regulations and obtain any necessary permissions before flying a drone.