Golf Trips

« We take the wheel. You take the fairway. »

Golf trips in Hauts-de-France

Private van & driver for British golfers in Northern France, from departure in the UK to your return, full stay included.

Your golf trip to France starts long before the first tee. It starts at your front door.

BYJOWAY Golf Trips manages your entire journey : the crossing, the transfer to your hotel, your daily rides to the courses, and your evenings out. All you need to do is play.

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How it works ?

We pick you up in the UK
At your home, your hotel, or the ferry terminal… wherever suits you. Your clubs and luggage are loaded and taken care of from the start.

We cross together
Your driver travels with you on the ferry. No connections, no logistics on your end.

We take you to your hotel
On arrival in France, your driver takes you directly to your accommodation.

We stay with you for your entire stay
Every day, your van takes you to the course in the morning and picks you up after the round. In the evenings, your driver takes you to dinner, to the bar, or wherever you’d like to go : on a scheduled transfer basis or as a full day’s disposal, depending on your programme.

We bring you back to the UK
At the end of your stay, your driver handles the return journey to the ferry and on to your destination in the UK.

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Services included in the Golf Trips package

Pick-up from the UK (home, hotel, or terminal)
Private, comfortable van — dedicated space for clubs and luggage
English-speaking professional driver
Ferry crossing with your driver on board
Hotel transfer on arrival
Daily transfers to and from the golf courses
Evening transfers (restaurant, bar, hotel)
Van at disposal on request (full day or half day)
Return journey to the UK

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Our Golf Trip Destinations

« These courses have always had something British about them. Designed by Scottish and English architects, played by generations of UK golfers, the courses of Northern France have roots that stretch back across the Channel. »

Golf du Touquet
One of France’s finest links courses, set among dunes and pine forest between sea and countryside. A long-standing favourite with British golfers, within easy reach of Le Touquet’s beaches, restaurants and bars.

Hardelot Golf — Les Dunes & Les Pins
Two distinct championship courses in an exceptional forest setting, just minutes apart. Perfect for a multi-day stay with a different course each day — without changing hotels.

Golf de Wimereux
An authentic links course overlooking the Channel, just outside Boulogne-sur-Mer. Traditional atmosphere, sea views, and a quick drive from Calais — a natural first stop on arrival from Dover.

Arras Golf Resort
Set between Lille and Paris, Arras Golf Resort is one of the finest golf complexes in the Hauts-de-France region, with a 18-hole course winding through a preserved natural landscape of lakes, water hazards and rolling hills. The course hosted the Ladies French Open eleven times, and the on-site hotel and restaurant make it an ideal self-contained golf destination.

Golf de Belle-Dune
Set in the dunes of the Picardy coast at Fort-Mahon-Plage, a natural and uncrowded course in a preserved coastal landscape far from the crowds. Best paired with a visit to the stunning Baie de Somme and its exceptional wildlife and scenery.

Golf de Mormal
Set in the rolling bocage countryside of the Avesnois, between Valenciennes and Maubeuge, an 18-hole course winding through hedgerows, orchards and ponds. Technically varied and accessible to all levels, with a welcoming atmosphere and a historic farmhouse clubhouse.

Golf de Bondues
Set on a 200-hectare estate just north of Lille, Golf de Bondues occupies the grounds of an 18th-century château, which now serves as the clubhouse. Two 18-hole courses designed by internationally renowned architects — the tree-lined Hawtree and the technical Trent Jones — for serious golfers.

Golf du Sart
Founded in 1911, Golf du Sart is the oldest course in the Lille metropolitan area, fifteen minutes from the city centre. Originally designed by Scottish golfer Sir Allan Mac Beth and reshaped by English architect Percy Boomer, it offers a technical 18-hole course in a park of century-old trees, with an 18th-century château as its clubhouse.

Golf de Chantilly
One of Europe’s great golf names, set in forest and château grounds an hour from Paris. Two historic prestige courses for golfers who want to combine top-level play with a visit to one of France’s most celebrated regions.

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