Golf de Dieppe-Pourville, Historic golf course in Dieppe, France.
Golf de Dieppe-Pourville is an 18-hole course on the Normandy coast featuring a mix of parkland and links-style layouts. The course spans roughly 60 hectares with a par rating of 70 and sits surrounded by white chalk cliffs.
The course was established in 1897 as the first golf course in Normandy and the sixth built in France. Willie Park Junior designed the layout during a period when golf was still a new sport gaining ground in France.
The name honours the Pourville half of the site, the seaside resort next to Dieppe where the course lies. It was laid out in 1897 by Willie Park Jr. and enlarged in 1913 and 1914 to plans by William Herbert Fowler and J. Simpson, the work of British designers that shaped how the club is played today.
The course sits between Dieppe and Pourville-sur-Mer along the coast and offers training facilities for warming up. Visitors can rent equipment on-site if they do not bring their own gear, and a pro shop is available for supplies.
The course was laid out in 1897 by Willie Park Jr. on an idea of Charles Delarue, making it the oldest golf course in Normandy. It was enlarged in 1913 and 1914 to plans by William Herbert Fowler and J. Simpson.
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