Golf d'Oléron

This is one of the very few golf courses in France where the seafront is part of the playing field. The Golf d'Oléron faces the ocean for around 2 km, between Boyardville and the Arceau channel.



Created in 1987 by architect Olivier Brisson, this links-style course is 100% natural. No earthworks were involved in the construction of this facility. The courses feature numerous water obstacles and dune vegetation. They will delight both occasional amateurs and more seasoned players: the latter will discover a fairly technical course, thanks to its narrow configuration with a slope of 140 (from the white tees) for men and 144 for women.



Open all year round, the golf course covers some 30 hectares.

In addition to its 9-hole sanctioned course, it also boasts two putting greens, a 6-hole school course and a 25-place driving range. Individual and group lessons are also available. They are supervised by a state-qualified instructor. Training courses are also organized.



The Golf Oléron association organizes regular individual and team competitions, runs the golf school and brings the club to life throughout the year.



A range of attractive packages are available: day-long introductory courses, annual memberships, children's rates, couple's rates...