Golf d'Étretat, Golf course on coastal cliffs in Étretat, France.
Golf d'Étretat is a golf course on the Normandy coast with 18 holes laid out across approximately 6073 meters. The course is defined by the English Channel and white limestone cliffs that frame the playing field.
The course was founded in 1908 and quickly became a major sports hub on the coast. In the early 20th century, it drew golfers from across Europe to play on its dramatic clifftop setting.
The course sits within a landscape that inspired French artists for generations. Visitors can still see why the cliffs and sea attracted so many painters and writers to this region.
The course operates year-round with seasonal hours and offers equipment rentals and lessons for players of all levels. Check weather conditions before visiting, as the coastal location can be windy and exposed.
The tenth hole presents players with an unusual challenge that combines technical skill with views of the natural rock formations. This particular hole stands out among golfers for its blend of difficulty and views.
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