With a magnificent 15-century chateau as its backdrop, Nampont St Martin offers two delightful golf courses that are truly a treat. Indulge in the picturesque surroundings, take your time, and relish a leisurely round in the breathtaking natural beauty, conveniently located just a short drive from Le Touquet.
The Domaine of Nampont has a rich history dating back to 858, it was not until 1976 when golfer and nature enthusiast François-Xavier Podvin acquired the castle that designs of the golf courses began.
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0800 043 6644The Les Cygnes Course is a true gem nestled in a breathtaking natural setting, tailor-made for both seasoned professionals and avid golf enthusiasts. You'll find yourself traversing through awe-inspiring landscapes that seamlessly blend with the majestic chateau and the picturesque banks of the Authie river.
Visiting golfers are captivated by the sheer beauty of this course, as it unveils its wonders at every turn. While the presence of ornamental lakes may add an element of unpredictability to your game, fear not, for the fairways generously sprawl before you, offering ample room to showcase your skills. And when it comes to the greens, they are nothing short of magnificent, boasting dimensions that will leave you in awe.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Thomas Chatterton |
| Opened for play | 1994 |
| White | 5,850 metres | SSS 72.3 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,401 metres | SSS 69.8 |
| Blue | 4,933 metres | SSS 72.8 |
| Red | 4,643 metres | SSS 70.9 |
The Belvedere course at Nampont Saint-Martin is situated in the midst of a forest on elevated plains, offering a breathtaking view of the stunning Authie valley.
The layout of the course is diverse and the setting is unexpected, making it a splendid sight to behold. The course is ideal for players of medium skill level, with a number of long par fours that will also challenge the more experienced players. The perspectives and landscapes on offer are truly surprising and make for a memorable golfing experience.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Thomas Chatterton |
| Opened for play | 1978 |
| White | 5,176 metres | SSS 68.9 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 4,811 metres | SSS 67.2 |
| Blue | 4,519 metres | SSS 70.3 |
| Red | 4,200 metres | SSS 68.7 |
The experience was very good and the staff and facilities were good. The greens were diseased unfortunately and so were very bumpy when putting. The tee boxes were very small and were somewhat covered in weeds. I would not look to play here again but glad we played their and ticked it off the list.
Playable but surprisingly more expensive Hardelot
This was in terrible condition, tee boxes were awful and trees were overgrown to the point they were blocking 50% of the line to the green in some instances. It was like playing in a swamp and I’m astounded they charge what they do as a green fee. A really disappointing replacement for Wimereux for us and a dreadful start to our weekend
This was a complete contrast to Belle Dune. The people were friendly and welcoming. The course had a good mix of long and short holes. We really enjoyed this course it’s a hidden gem.
Very different course to the usual Le Touquet, Hardelot, St. Omer etc. OK when we were there but could be wet at certain times of year. We enjoyed it and mostly played to our handicaps. (One player was 6 under !)
Very pretty with swans and cygnets and a lot of water!We enjoyed the course as a change from the seaside courses, which seemed to have very few people playing on it.
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