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Hardelot - Les Pins is an 18-hole golf course located in Neufchâtel-Hardelot, in the Pas-de-Calais region of northern France, within the coastal resort area of Hardelot-Plage. Designed by renowned British architect Tom Simpson in 1934, it stands as a reference course both nationally and internationally.

The course extends through a majestic forest, featuring a harmonious and timeless layout that has appealed to golfers across generations. Its design exemplifies classic golf architecture with enduring appeal. The course is open year-round and operates alongside a sister course, Les Dunes, also with 18 holes.

The setting combines natural woodland beauty with carefully maintained fairways and greens. The course presents a balanced challenge suitable for various skill levels. Environmental sustainability is a key focus at the facility, with attention to water management, biodiversity preservation, and controlled use of products.

The club offers additional amenities including a practice facility, restaurants, and golf instruction programs. Les Pins represents an important example of early 20th-century golf course design in France.