Established in 1887, Golf Dinard is France's second-oldest club, but British visitors should not be surprised if it feels like home; although it is located on the Breton coast, Dinard was actually founded by a group of British settlers led by Scotsman Tom Dunn.
Spectacular views of the Emerald Coast may be the most memorable feature of a round at Dinard, but the course itself is a real gem. The British accent is accentuated by the sandy turf, as well as the gorse and heather that adorn the landscape.
Measuring just 5,815 yards, Dinard is relatively short, but the ever-present coastal winds that sweep across the cliff-top location make low scoring a real feat. Internationally renowned for its quality, and revered in France for its historic past, Dinard is an essential component of any good golfing tour of the Brittany region.