La Moye Golf Club, Golf club in Saint Brelade, Jersey.

La Moye Golf Club is an 18-hole course set across coastal terrain spanning 6,797 yards with tee positions in white, yellow, and red to suit different skill levels. The facility offers a driving range, practice areas, a dining room, lounge bar, and meeting spaces.

The club was founded in 1902 and received major layout redesigns during the early and mid-twentieth century. These changes shaped the course into what players experience today.

George Boomer, the schoolmaster who laid out the course in 1902, taught Harry Vardon and Ted Ray, both British Open champions, as well as his son Aubrey Boomer, who won the Dutch Open four years running from 1924 and played in two Ryder Cups. The club remains private, and visitors play as guests of members.

The club sits directly on the coastline with straightforward access to the grounds. Visitors should be prepared for changing coastal weather conditions and terrain that varies in difficulty throughout the round.

The Germans dismantled the clubhouse during the occupation, and Henry Cotton was called in from 1960 to restore the course; the present clubhouse, which he designed, opened in 1987. Every hole has a view of the sea.