One of the oldest courses in France, this can test even the best in course management. Wire rough, 70 bunkers and fast greens make this interesting. Relatively easy walking with a comfy clubhouse.
Set in the hills overlooking Biarritz, this beautifully landscaped course, designed by Ronald Fream, runs through old oak trees and meadows. The clubhouse has beautiful views over the Pyrenées.
Designed by Harry Colt in 1928, this is a tight hilly course always named in France’s Top 50 courses. There are two distinct 9’s, the first carved into the wooded hills and the second dominated by water.
Designed on a natural site of rolling hills and valleys, this is an excellent course. Golfers can open their shoulders slightly but beware the hilly terrain. A lovely Pays Basque style clubhouse.
The Golf de Chiberta is a very prestigious links course. With its links holes running alongside the coast and the more varied tree-lined fairways, you will be challenged in a host of ways.