Like much of the land in the Northernmost French region near Calais, Wimereux suffered during the First World War, and although it was originally founded in 1901, it was not until after the Great War that British architects Campbell and Hutchinson revived the course.
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Wimereux's classic seaside layout is truly spectacular, with views across the Channel to the white cliffs of Dover, and is a golf course of international repute. Many prestigious professional events have been staged at the 6,726 yard layout, which is punctuated by devilish pot bunkers, and is an exceptional golfing experience as part of an escape to France's nearest coast.
A very good course which I would think in the wind would be difficult but we had a sunny still day. Busy place but we started at ten just before the rush
Great links style course, fabulous greens, it was calm and sunny when we played so felt comparatively easy, I'm sure it could be a real beast if the wind got up as its right on the cliff tops over looking the channel. This is evidenced with all the west facing fairways being low stroke indexes! Will definatly return here
Nice links course. The fairways were fast but the greens were perfection - find them and your ball would hold. The wind made some of the holes a real challenge. It was a bit slow going but not too bad. Great views of the sea and some interesting WWII bunkers to investigate!
Nice round to begin with. Fairways weren't in perfect nick so needed to pick and place on occasion
Lovely views as you progress through the round and greens played fantastic most holes were a little one dimensional though and I couldn’t decide if the course wants to a links style course or downland but scores can be made if avoiding the rough
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