Golf de Belle Dune

18 Hole

Golf de Belle Dune

Golf de Belle Dune

Promenade du Marquenterre, F-80120 Fort-Mahon-Plage, France

Phone: +33 3 22 23 45 50, Fax: +33 3 22 23 93 41

Characteristics

Laid out amidst the finest stretch of sand-dunes in Europe, just pitching distance from the sea, the Golf de Belle Dune is a compelling course for both amateur and professional golfers.

The Course

18-Hole Course

Practice Facilities

  • Driving Range
  • Putting Green
  • Pitching Green

Visitors

18-Hole Course

Visitors are welcome every day.

Green Fees

18-Hole Course

Green FeeMon - ThuFri - Sun, Holidays
November - March
18 Holes
Regular42 €51 €
Juniors up to the age of 1831 €39 €
Students35 €44 €
April - October
18 Holes
Regular60 €73 €
Juniors up to the age of 1845 €55 €
Students51 €62 €

Juniors and Students receive a discount.

Outside the High Season, discounts apply.

Amenities

Club Amenities

  • Clubhouse
  • Locker rooms
  • Club accepts credit cards
  • Pro Shop
  • Bar
  • Snack Bar
  • Beverage Cart

Restaurant

Restaurant du Lac
Phone: 03 22 23 45 50
Credit cards accepted.

Rentals

  • Clubs for hire
  • Trolley for hire
  • Electro-cart for hire

Golf tuition

Phone: 03 22 23 45 50
[email protected]

User Reviews

4.3 of 5 stars9 Reviews

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Most Recent Reviews

arwediver 6 Reviews

Very nice, but not too much grass

The setting and shape of this course is really fantastic and unique. First holes are in the forest, later you move out around through the dunes with wavy surface. Even strong winds from the sea do not interfere with your balls. I missed decently green fairways, grass is not available all along the holes. Bunkers are rare but you always find sand if you want to practice. 50 Euro per adult on a weekday and 45 for the cart.

JT STA 32 Reviews
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Very different places

The course can essentially be divided into three distinct sections. Holes 1 through 8 are a parkland course on sandy soil, followed by a links course amidst imposing dunes, and finally, a few rather uninspired holes tacked on. A particularly haphazard approach was taken by cutting a wild swath through the woods for the par 6. Furthermore, the final holes pass by a Pierre & Vacances holiday village. Nice houses, but also a lot of noise.
We enjoyed the middle section the most; it was varied and challenging. We'd love to do more! However, even here we were denied a view of the coast. Considering the drought, the course was in satisfactory condition, and the large greens were in very good shape.

For further general comments, see also my comment at Wimereux.

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NurderVFB 48 Reviews
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Nice links course…

... but which lags behind the left-hand golf classics Le Touquet and Hardelot and also behind Wimereux in terms of golf. There are individual fantastic holes, many good ones, but also holes that seem a bit artificial. Wind is always at play (even in the forest) and, as expected, makes choosing a club difficult. Definitely recommended by Weiss for single-digit players. The par 6 (#16) was set very far forward and was actually a normal, albeit longer, par 5. The paths between the (presumably younger) holes on the second nine are sometimes quite long. The greens are beautifully laid out and sometimes very difficult. Unfortunately, the condition of the greens at the end of March was even more wintry than elsewhere. Although there must have been a lot of rain given the many “temporary water” areas on the course. Overall, a very entertaining place that definitely justifies the visit, green fee of €55 is absolutely ok.

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