Golf d'Hossegor

Golf d’Hossegor is an 18-hole course with a typical British layout, designed by Arnaud Massy and John Morrison in 1927. The course is set in a wooded area mainly of pine and oak trees, built on sandy soil sheltered from sea winds. This creates a distinctive playing experience with rolling, green fairways where lie and wind constantly play a role. The club was founded in the early 20th century and further developed in 1930 with Charles Bouhana as landscape architect. In 2003, the design was updated by Cabell Robinson. For training, there is a practice area with a putting green, and the club is known for its strong commitment to youth development and its own golf school with over 120 young players.