Summer Tour 2026

Event Details ⚙

Date: Sunday, 30 August 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Handicap Limit: 54.0 (Ladies: 54.0)

Entry Method: Online

Individual stableford competition (18 holes) played on the La Vallée course at Golf d'Arras. Tee time is 08:30 with staggered starts. The event is part of the Summer Tour 2026 series. Entry requires a valid golf license (FFG or foreign license accepted). Handicap series: 1st series Men up to 11.4, 1st series Ladies up to 15.4, 2nd series Men 11.5-26.4, 2nd series Ladies 15.5-54, 3rd series Men 26.5-54. Green fees and playing rights are available upon request from the golf club. Non-members pay the full green fee rate. The competition is open to all licensed golfers.

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Venue

Golf d'Arras

Hauts-de-France, France

Golf d'Arras is an 18 and 9-hole golf complex located in the Scarpe Valley, near the historic center of Arras in northern France. The course is set within an exceptional landscape characterized by ponds, rivers, and rolling terrain, creating an idyllic natural environment. The layout integrates seamlessly into this picturesque setting, making it one of the region's premier golf facilities. The course accommodates golfers of all levels, from beginners to experienced players, with dedicated teaching facilities including a golf academy and green card programs for progression. The complex offers two courses designed to challenge and engage players while maintaining accessibility. Beyond the golf experience, the facility features on-site accommodation through the Best Western Plus Le Fairway hotel with panoramic views overlooking the greens, spa facilities, and dining options. The course hosts competitions and corporate events, positioning itself as a comprehensive golf destination in northern France.