Coupe de l'Hotel Sémaphore - SWC

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 19 July 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: In person

The Coupe de l'Hotel Sémaphore - SWC takes place on Sunday 19 July 2026 at Nampont Saint-Martin Golf Club, played on the Belvédère course. The competition is an 18-hole individual stableford, with staggered tee times from 09:00. Entry registration must be arranged directly with the club or the golf association (A.S.) — online self-registration is not available. Entry opens 3 February 2026 and closes 18 July 2026. Green fees and competition entry fees should be confirmed with the club. An official golf handicap (FFGolf licence or equivalent) is required to enter.

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Venue

Nampont Saint-Martin Golf Club

Hauts-de-France, France

Nampont Saint-Martin Golf Club features two distinct 18-hole courses set in the Authie Valley region of northern France. Les Cygnes stretches 5,850 meters with a par of 72 and winds through wooded landscapes characterized by the valley's natural terrain. Le Belvédère, the shorter of the two courses at 5,176 meters, also plays to par 72 and is situated amid pastoral, tree-lined countryside. Both courses offer authentic golf experiences within a scenic rural setting. The club hosts the annual Nampont Classic championship competition, indicating an established tournament tradition. The facility provides comprehensive amenities including a restaurant called La Maison Forte, accommodation options, and visitor services. The courses accommodate golfers of varying abilities, with the length differential between the two layouts offering different challenge levels. The wooded, valley-based setting provides natural aesthetic appeal and varied terrain that characterizes courses in France's northern regions.