Le Shuttle, 1 Night, 1 Round
- 1 Night Bed and Breakfast at Hotel Du Parc
- 1 Round at Les Pins
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Le Shuttle, 1 Night, 1 Round
Set among the towering pine trees of Hardelot Forest, Golf D’Hardelot is one of the most popular 36-hole golf destinations in Europe. The two championship courses, Les Pins and Les Dunes, are both spectacular layouts, as the names suggest, The Pines is a majestic parkland course, while The Dunes is set out like a classic links.
Located just 25 minutes north of the golfing hotspot of Le Touquet, Hardelot is ideally situated for UK golfers heading for a short golf break. Golf D’Hardelot is a must-play in France, with the enchanting design of The Pines being ranked in the top 25 courses in Europe!
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As its name suggests, Les Pins is carved through Hardelot's magnificent pine forest, and the course has a rich tradition. Originally presided over by the Duke of Argyll, there is a strong British link at this French classic, but the course really came to the fore with Tom Simpson's 1934 redesign.
The host of many prestigious national and international professional events, Les Pins is a subtle course that demands accuracy and sound strategy above all else. Measuring 6,480 yards, the course is not long, but the greens are tricky and a tight short game will be needed to tame this established championship layout.
“I love courses like this. It reminds me of a Sunningdale, St George’s Hill or a smaller Wentworth. Because it’s not massively long you can really get scoring if you keep the ball in play. But it will punish you if you hit it offline; it’s tree-lined and the drop-offs around the greens will certainly test your short game. An amazing track.” - Mark Crossfield, PGA Pro
Les Pins Course at Hardelot is ranked as one of the best courses in Northern France
| Par | 71 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Tom Simpson |
| Opened for play | 1934 |
| White | 5,919 metres | SSS 71.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,462 metres | SSS 69.4 |
| Blue | 5,090 metres | SSS 72.7 |
| Red | 4,685 metres | SSS 70.1 |
Les Dunes is Hardelot's second course designed by Paul Rollin and Jean-Claude Cornillot. Les Dunes typifies the Côte d'Opale landscape, set amid the delightful dunes, lakes and mature woodland.
The 5,834 yard layout is distinctly different in character to its illustrious neighbour, but this diversity makes Hardelot all the more attractive. Watch out for the subtly sloping putting surfaces, closely guarded by strategically positioned bunkers.
"Les Dunes is a fantastic looking course; short, tight, in great condition and just really intricate with tree-lined fairways and great greens. If you don’t hit fairways you can become unstuck very quickly. I really enjoyed it." - Mark Crossfield, PGA Pro
Les Dunes Course at Hardelot is ranked as one of the best courses in Le Touquet.
| Par | 70 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Paul Rollin, Jean-Claude Cornillot |
| Opened for play | 1991 |
| White | 5,328 metres | SSS |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 4,893 metres | SSS |
| Blue | 4,406 metres | SSS |
| Red | 4,117 metres | SSS |
Caroline
✓14 Sep 2026
A bit micky mouse. Very up and down. Busy. Managed to change our tee time so we could play as a 2 ball which was good. Nice club house balcony for post round drinks overlooking the 18th green.
Caroline
✓14 Sep 2026
Very wet weather. Only managed 9 holes before we had to come off the rain was so bad.
Paul
✓12 Sep 2026
Great course , popular with the group
Paul
✓12 Sep 2026
Great golf course Fairways patchy due to the bad weather
David
✓11 Sep 2026
Timothy David
✓7 Sep 2026
Richard
✓7 Sep 2026
As with all courses in Europe, the course had been burnt out by the weather this year. They have done a great job of protecting the greens, but some of the fairways have really suffered. The team there were wonderful, and despite the obvious challenge they have with the grass, it is still a great course
Graham
✓29 Aug 2026
Probably the favourite course for the majority of our group (we played Les Pins, Les Dunes and Belle Dune), similar in many ways to Les Pins but with some added water and elevation changes to add to the interest. Great club house with an elevated Veranda overlooking the first and eighteenth holes/ lake. Probably the best greens and fairways of the 3 courses.
Graham
✓29 Aug 2026
An interesting parkland course with good greens, ideal for average golfers (like our group), plenty of trees but the rough below them was open so not too many balls lost!
Rafe
✓26 Aug 2026
Baked course understandably, incredibly slow round.