Golf de Dieppe Pourville

Golf de Dieppe Pourville is one of France's oldest golf courses, established in 1897 by the British community and remains the oldest in Normandy. Located between Dieppe and Pourville-sur-mer, the course occupies a spectacular clifftop setting on the Alabaster Coast, offering panoramic views of the famous white cliffs that inspired impressionist painters including Monet and Braque.

The course is characterized by its exceptional natural landscape, with dramatic light effects between sky and earth that vary with weather and tidal conditions. The seaside location provides distinctive atmospheric qualities, including the salt air typical of coastal terrain. The challenging environment created by prevailing winds and tidal influences contributes to the course's difficulty and playing characteristics.

As a historic venue steeped in over 125 years of golfing tradition, Golf de Dieppe represents an important part of French golf heritage. The course features modern amenities including a clubhouse, restaurant, pro shop, and practice facilities. The setting combines sporting challenge with cultural significance, drawing players interested in both competitive golf and the course's notable place in golf history.