Golf d'Hossegor

Golf d'Hossegor is one of the most celebrated courses in southwestern France, laid out through the remarkable pine and cork-oak forest that separates the Hossegor lake from the Atlantic dunes. The course occupies a setting of genuine natural beauty: silvery birches and pines filter the coastal light, while the undulating sandy terrain gives the layout a links-like feel despite being an inland forest course. Hossegor's reputation extends well beyond the Landes; it regularly features among the best courses in France and attracts accomplished golfers from across Europe. The combination of strategic bunkering, natural sandy lies, and mature tree cover demands both creativity and ball control. The club is steeped in history and tradition, with the resort town of Hossegor — famous for its surf and its Art Deco villas — providing an exceptional backdrop.