A round at Golf de Wimereux puts proper links golf at the centre of the day. This 18-hole course on France’s Opal Coast has carried its links identity since 1901, and its seaside setting gives the game the direct, exposed feel golfers travel for. It is a course for keeping the ball under control, reading the conditions and accepting that a good score comes from sound decisions as much as clean contact.
The clubhouse is well arranged for the time after golf, with separate changing rooms, a lounge and a bar for settling in after 18 holes. In colder weather, the fireplace gives the place a particularly welcome warmth, while fine days call for a table on the terrace looking across the course. Le Back-spin serves lunch daily, with a menu that moves with the seasons and makes use of fresh produce. The catch of the day is a fitting choice after a morning beside the coast.
Wimereux provides the setting beyond the fairways, with the town and its shoreline close at hand for an easy walk after lunch or a change of scene between rounds. Golf de Wimereux suits a short break built around links golf rather than a packed itinerary, where the pleasure lies in returning to the same course in different conditions and spending unhurried time in the clubhouse afterwards.
Every one of these hotels can build a trip around this course. Pick one for its rooms and packages, or ask us which suits the group.
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