Exclusive Journey in Deauville

Located just a few minutes from the heart of Deauville, the Golf Barrière Deauville is one of Normandy’s most prestigious and scenic golf venues. Originally designed in 1929 by Tom Simpson, and later expanded and reimagined by Henry Cotton, the club now offers 27 holes divided into three 9-hole loops: Rouge, Blanc, and Bleu.

Set on the heights of Mont-Canisy, the course offers breathtaking views over the Bay of Seine, the Côte Fleurie, and the surrounding Norman countryside. The terrain is gently rolling, with well-framed fairways, elevated tees, and large, subtly contoured greens. Simpson’s design influence is felt in the intelligent bunkering and natural flow of the holes, while Cotton’s refinements added a touch of modern playability and visual drama.

The Rouge & Blanc combination forms the club’s championship layout, offering a par 71 over approximately 6,050 meters. It features wide fairways that encourage bold tee shots, but punishes misjudged approaches with deep bunkers and run-off areas. The setting, with tree-lined corridors and flowering rough, is especially charming in spring and summer.

The Bleu nine is shorter and more technical, ideal for a relaxing round or for players looking to sharpen their short game. Together, the three loops provide variety and adaptability for different skill levels and time constraints.

The clubhouse is elegant and stylish, in keeping with the Barrière Group’s luxury image, with a panoramic terrace, fine dining, and a full-service pro shop. Practice facilities include a driving range, putting greens, and short-game areas.

Golf Barrière Deauville is not just a place to play — it’s a total experience of sport, beauty, and refinement in one of France’s most iconic resort towns.

Located atop the famous chalk cliffs of Normandy, just steps from the iconic sea arches of Étretat, the Golf d’Étretat delivers one of the most visually stunning and emotionally powerful golf experiences in France. First laid out in 1908 by Julien Chantepie with input from Arnaud Massy, the first Frenchman to win The Open Championship, the course offers a bold, traditional seaside layout infused with natural drama.

The 18-hole, par-72 course is a true test of links-style golf, shaped by coastal winds, uneven terrain, and strategic complexity. While not a pure links in the Scottish sense, the open landscape, firm fairways, and absence of trees give it a classic feel. The fairways roll along the cliffs, with several holes hugging the edges, providing breathtaking views and a strong sense of place.

The 10th and 11th holes are especially memorable, as they run parallel to the cliff edge, with nothing but sky and sea on the horizon. Wind plays a decisive role throughout the round, changing the strategy and character of many holes daily. The greens are medium-sized and subtly contoured, often exposed to gusts that challenge even the best putters.

Golf d’Étretat offers a relaxed, welcoming clubhouse with panoramic terraces, where players can enjoy views of the Channel and reflect on a round played among the elements. The course is open to visitors and is a favorite among international golfers looking for both beauty and challenge.

For those seeking a truly iconic setting, Golf d’Étretat is unforgettable, a place where golf becomes part of the landscape, and every shot is framed by sky, sea, and history.

Situated in Port-en-Bessin-Huppain, Normandy, Golf Omaha Beach is a 36-hole golf complex comprising two 18-hole courses: "La Mer" and "Le Manoir." Designed by Yves Bureau, the courses offer contrasting experiences that showcase the region's diverse landscapes.

The "La Mer" course, a par-72, features dramatic cliffside holes with panoramic views of the English Channel, most notably the 6th hole, where the green overlooks the harbor of Port-en-Bessin. This course challenges golfers with its elevation changes and coastal winds.

In contrast, the "Le Manoir" course, also a par-72, winds through the lush Normandy countryside, characterized by rolling hills, hedgerows, and traditional bocage terrain. This inland course offers a more sheltered and tranquil setting, appealing to golfers of all skill levels.

The clubhouse, housed in a renovated Norman farmhouse, provides amenities including a pro shop, restaurant, and practice facilities. The club's location near the historic D-Day landing sites adds a poignant historical dimension to the golfing experience.