Golf Du Touquet

Golf du Touquet, also known as Le Touquet Golf Resort, is located in Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, a seaside resort town in northern France. The course was designed in 1931 by the famous British architect Harry Colt and is characterized by its natural links-style layout that meanders through the sand dunes and pine forest. The course is renowned for its challenging par-3 16th hole, which requires a long iron or wood shot over a large valley to reach the green.

The golf course has hosted several important amateur and professional tournaments over the years, including the French Open in 1976, which was won by British golfer Bernard Gallacher. It also hosted the International European Senior Championship in 2016, which was won by American golfer Clark Dennis. Additionally, the course has been a popular destination for golfers from all over the world due to its stunning views of the English Channel and its reputation as one of the premier links-style courses in Europe.

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