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Journal · Deals and packages · June 2026

France Golf Deals to Watch, 2026

France sells golf two ways: short self drive breaks on the northern coast and longer resort weeks further south. Here is how the 2026 packages work, where the value sits, and how the Opal Coast and Le Golf National fit a trip.

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How France golf packages work

French golf splits cleanly by geography. The northern coast, an easy self drive from the Channel, sells short stay and play breaks around Hardelot and Le Touquet that pair a hotel with two or three rounds, and it is where most value led trips start. Further south and around Paris the trips run longer and lean on marquee courses, with the Ryder Cup host Le Golf National the headline name. Operators bundle Channel crossings into many northern packages, which keeps the driving and the cost down.

Below is how the main package shapes break down for 2026 and where the value sits. Every figure is a planning guide rather than a quote, since rates move with hotel, season and the number of rounds, and you should always confirm directly before booking.

France golf deals, 2026 at a glance

Indicative French package shapes and fees for the 2026 season. Figures are planning guides only and move with hotel, season and number of rounds; always confirm directly before booking.
Deal typeTypically includesIndicative 2026 note
Northern coast short breakOne night with breakfast, dinner and two rounds at Le Touquet or HardelotFrom around £159 per person; the value entry point, crossing often included
Multi night northern packageThree nights with one green fee per player at a coastal hotelFrom around EUR 330 up to EUR 593 per person by hotel; coast to luxury
Opal Coast golf passMulti round pass across Le Touquet and Hardelot, valid seven days in high seasonAround EUR 17 supplement on weekend mornings and holidays; high season 19 Apr to 13 Oct
Le Golf National centrepieceA showpiece round on the Ryder Cup Albatros course near ParisAlbatros reopens after redesign on 1 September 2026; green fees around EUR 90 to 125

The deals worth watching

The northern coast short break

The value entry point to French golf is the northern coast short break, from around £159 per person for one night with breakfast, dinner and two rounds at Le Touquet or Hardelot. Hardelot's Les Pins is a past French Open host and Les Dunes one of the region's must play courses, and many packages bundle the Channel crossing, which makes this the cleanest cheap golf weekend from the south of England. It is the trip that defines northern France for value.

The multi night package and golf pass

For a fuller stay, multi night northern packages run from around EUR 330 per person for three nights with a green fee at a coastal hotel up to around EUR 593 per person at a luxury property such as Barriere Le Westminster in Le Touquet. If you want to play more, the Opal Coast golf pass bundles rounds across Le Touquet and Hardelot, valid seven days in high season from 19 April to 13 October, with an EUR 17 supplement on weekend mornings and public holidays. Pair the pass with a flexible hotel and you can roam both clubs on your own schedule.

Le Golf National and the south

For a marquee trip, Le Golf National near Paris is the headline, the Ryder Cup host whose Albatros course reopens after a redesign on 1 September 2026, with green fees around EUR 90 to 125. Treat it as the centrepiece of a Paris stay rather than a value play. Further south the resort weeks run longer and warmer, and suit golfers who want a settled base with several rounds; confirm contents and dates directly, since they change with season.

Our take

France is two golf trips in one, the value led northern coast and the marquee rounds near Paris and the south, and the right shape depends on which you are after. For value, a self drive northern break around Hardelot and Le Touquet with the crossing bundled is hard to beat, and the Opal Coast pass lets you roam if you want more golf.

Our advice is to use the northern coast for a cheap weekend and save Le Golf National as a centrepiece on a longer Paris trip, timed after the Albatros reopening in September 2026. Our France golf hub and the best golf courses in France list set out where to play, and the best time to play France guide helps you time it. Tell us your dates and our team can build the trip and price it to the head.

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France golf deals, your questions

What golf packages are available in France for 2026?

France splits into value led northern coast breaks and longer resort and city trips. Indicative 2026 examples include around £159 per person for one night with dinner and two rounds at Le Touquet or Hardelot, and from around EUR 330 up to EUR 593 per person for three nights with a green fee at a northern coast hotel. Many northern packages include the Channel crossing. Contents and prices change with season, so always confirm directly before booking.

How does the Opal Coast golf pass work?

The Opal Coast pass bundles multiple rounds across Le Touquet and Hardelot and is valid for seven days from your first round in high season, which runs from 19 April to 13 October. An EUR 17 supplement applies on Saturday and Sunday mornings before 2 pm and on public holidays. It suits golfers basing themselves on the northern coast and playing both clubs over a few days.

Can you play Le Golf National in 2026?

Yes. Le Golf National near Paris, host of the 2018 Ryder Cup, is a visitor venue, with green fees on the Albatros course around EUR 90 to 125 depending on day. The Albatros course reopens after a redesign on 1 September 2026, so confirm course availability and dates directly when you plan a round, especially around the reopening.

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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. French package shapes and indicative prices compiled June 2026 from operator, club and resort sources; prices are indicative for the 2026 season and change with availability. Le Golf National Albatros reopening date per the club. Always confirm directly before booking. Last reviewed June 2026.

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