Destinations
- - - France
    - If you’d like to play golf somewhere different, but relatively close to home, then consider a break in France.
  - - Northern Brittany
    - Brittany has been welcoming British and Irish visitors for years, sharing a common Celtic heritage. It’s close to home but a world away…
  - - Southern Brittany
    - Better known for family holidays, crêpes and cider – Southern Brittany welcomes the golfer with a sumptuous menu of courses in some wonderful settings…
  - - Western Normandy
    - With a coastline steeped in the history of D-Day and William the Conqueror, Normandy has long been a favourite destination for British visitors. The golf’s rather special too…
  - - Atlantic Loire Valley
    - Just over the borders of Brittany and Normandy, this is a rich and fertile land dotted with historic châteaux, vineyards and fields of sunflowers…
  - - South West France
    - There’s a choice of fine courses that wind through the pine forests bordering the ocean, or some beautiful châteaux where the fairways are as elegant as the manor houses they surround
  - - Northern France
    - Close to Calais, the beautiful Opal Coast is where you’ll find some wonderful golf including dune-backed links and tree-lined courses at resorts like Hardelot, Le Touquest and Belle- Dune. Ideal for a short break.
  - - Eastern Normandy
    - Just across the water lie the elegant resorts of the Côte Fleurie and Côte d’Albatre with plenty of rural beauty beyond. The golf courses reflect this rich landscape…
  - - Northern Spain
    - Northern Spain’ Costa Verde (Green Coast) is a simply stunning combination of lush mountain landscapes with white sand beaches; elegant mansions and avant-garde buildings; seafood, cider and sea-faring history.
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Golf Breaks in Eastern Normandy

With hundreds of miles of coastline steeped in the history of D-Day and William the Conqueror, the world famous Bayeux Tapestry and Monet Gardens in Giverny, Normandy has long been a favourite destination for British visitors. The golf’s rather special too…

Highlights

Stunning scenery – whether seaside, heathland or tree-lined parkland.
Crowd-free fairways – lots of courses and fewer French golfers means more space and great value.
Off the course check out the elegant Deauville sea-front, D-Day landing sites or the famous tapestry at Bayeux
An easy drive from Le Havre, Caen/Ouistreham or Cherbourg

Golf Breaks in Eastern Normandy

Chic Deauville is a big draw for visitors, and there are courses a-plenty – the rolling fairways of Houlgate, the renowned Golf Barrière de Deauville, the multiple water hazards at Amirauté and the parkland setting at St.Gatien.

Further inland you’ll find St Julien and further still (but definitely worth the drive) are the magnificent fairways of Champ de Bataille. Equally magnificent, but very different, is Le Golf Parc Robert Hersant; don’t be put off by the name – this buggy-friendly course is really beautiful with many water hazards and island greens.

Golf d’Evreux offers a friendly welcome and there’s elegant parkland and a memorable clubhouse at Vaudreuil, whilst further north are several courses including the coastal gem at Etretat.