Churchill Tour Layout

at Omaha Beach Golf Club

Location: Normandy, France | Style: Championship composite | Par: 72 | Length: approx. 6,800 yards

The Churchill Tour Layout at Omaha Beach Golf Club offers a memorable championship experience, combining the front nine of the De Gaulle Course with the back nine of the Patton Course. This thoughtfully designed routing delivers a round that builds in drama, moving from sheltered parkland to exposed coastal terrain.

The opening holes on De Gaulle ease you into the round with tree-lined fairways and a focus on accuracy and positioning. As the layout transitions onto Patton for the back nine, the landscape opens up, bringing coastal winds and sweeping sea views firmly into play. This shift in style creates a strong and exciting finish, where adaptability becomes key.

Course highlights

• Contrasting nines – A blend of De Gaulle’s front nine and Patton’s back nine for a varied round
• Strong finish – The closing stretch along the coast provides a dramatic and challenging end to the round
• Strategic variety – Combines precision-based parkland golf with wind-affected coastal play
• Scenic experience – Transitions from inland countryside to panoramic sea views

Signature Holes

One of the defining moments of the Churchill Layout comes on the closing holes along the Patton Course. Fully exposed to the elements, these holes demand careful club selection and confident execution, with the wind often playing a decisive role. The coastal backdrop adds to the challenge, creating a memorable finish.

Clubhouse & amenities

Golfers playing the Churchill Layout enjoy access to Omaha Beach Golf Club’s excellent facilities, including:

• Clubhouse with views across both the countryside and coastline
• Practice facilities including a driving range and short-game areas
• Pro shop offering a range of golf equipment and apparel
• On-site restaurant and bar, perfect for post-round relaxation

Did You Know?

The Churchill Tour Layout is designed to provide a different experience to the Eisenhower Layout, simply by reversing the combination of nines. This clever routing allows golfers to enjoy a fresh challenge, even when playing the same courses across multiple days.