Golf de Chiberta

Golf de Chiberta is an 18-hole championship course located in Anglet, between Bayonne and Biarritz in the French Basque Country. Designed by renowned British architect Tom Simpson and opened in 1927, the course measures 5,600 meters with a par of 70.

The layout combines links-style golf on sandy terrain with inland sections that traverse forest, creating notable variety throughout the round. The course features a distinctive mix of coastal and woodland holes, with players experiencing seaside conditions from the second green onwards before finishing among pine trees.

The course benefits from the region's favorable climate and exceptional natural setting. It is accompanied by a complementary 9-hole course called L'Impératrice, created in 2002. This shorter layout is relatively flat and technical, designed primarily for junior development and beginner instruction while remaining challenging for experienced golfers.

Both courses are situated at 104 Boulevard des Plages in Anglet, with practice facilities available. The main Chiberta course attracts golfers seeking a classic design that showcases the natural beauty of the Basque coastal region.