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The Golf de Dunkerque Grand Littoral is located in Téteghem-Coudekerque-Village, just ten minutes from the city center of Dunkerque in northern France, near the Belgian border. The course occupies an 80-hectare site inspired by the architecture of Vauban, featuring a layout that combines wooded areas, open wind-swept plateaus, and strategically placed water hazards. The facility offers a total of 27 holes, divided into two distinct courses: an 18-hole "Vauban" course and a 9-hole "Fort Vallières" course. The 18-hole Vauban course is described as structured and demanding, requiring precision, strategy, and finesse from its players. It serves as the primary championship layout, while the 9-hole Fort Vallières course is characterized as more technical and accessible, designed for golfers looking to improve their skills or play a quicker round. The terrain varies across the property, offering a mix of challenges that cater to different levels of play, from beginners to experienced golfers. The club provides extensive facilities to support the game, including covered practices with 25 posts, a putting green, and a chipping area. Golfers have the option to use manual trolleys year-round or rent motorized carts. The site is dog-friendly, allowing pets on leashes during play, and features a pro shop and a restaurant with panoramic views of the courses. The restaurant serves regional specialties in a convivial setting, open to both members and the general public. The course is open throughout the year, and the club offers specific programs for beginners, including introductory sessions with state-certified instructors. The location is noted for its natural setting, which combines the historical influence of Vauban’s design with the coastal landscape of the Nord region.