User Reviews
for Golf de Cabourg le Home, Le Home Varaville, France
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Original version
Not fish, not meat
Reviewed August 9, 2022
Probably the strangest golf course I've ever played. Courses that cross each other, divided in two by a busy country road that you have to cross, part parkland course, part links course, and the icing on the cake is the 15 - a par 3 with a length of 91 meters from white (!) with a strong tailwind from the Atlantic and a green that is almost 10 meters lower than the tee - the only golf course I know where a pitch is enough as a tee. The condition was rather moderate, but you have to take into account the extreme drought. Many greens are very hard and very elevated, with the result that although you hit the green, the ball rolled down again. That gets annoying in the long run.
Conclusion: You can play, but you don't have to. There are much better places in Normandy.
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- Original version
Great experience with a good price / performance ratio
Reviewed July 14, 2020
I very much agree with the last pre-comment. We found the course in overall good condition, the two so different halves (left on one side, parkland with partly long Par4s on the other side) make up the attraction of the course. Greens rather slow, tees partly in bad condition. Very nice staff and pleasant relaxed-friendly atmosphere on the terrace. We will come back because the place promises to be even more fun if you know it.
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- Original version
Parkland and dunes
Reviewed September 8, 2019
Slope gentlemen 120 / yellow, slope women 120 / red Already at the beginning the tracks intersect, then from hole 3 you come to a very nice varied parkland course. From the 13 then dune, three par 3's in a row criss-cross with the sea and the sea. Course state in early September good. The clubhouse is very inviting, staff fix and friendly, the carts well maintained and the shop small but nice. Anytime again!
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- Original version
Très charming, mais...
Reviewed August 26, 2017
The place is indeed very bisected: a rabbit (unfortunately) in the quite attractive dunes with interesting holes - especially the 16 - and a parkland course on the other side of the road, which leaves the tension a little bit missed. Good value for the green fee, but less on the charming terrace. If you play in the area - once is enough.
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