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The Najeti Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club is located close to the River Aa and is the only French golf course designed by the Dutch golfer Joan Frederik Dudok van Heel. Set in the stunning surroundings of the Regional Natural Park of the Caps and Opal Marsh, the course at Saint-Omer offers golfers some breathtaking views, as well as a fair test of golf.

The 27-hole complex, consisting of a terrific championship layout and short academy course, spans two sides of the valley and serves up breathtaking views of the Regional Natural Park of the Caps and Opal Marsh. Ranked among the top 30 courses in Northern France and a regular host on the European Challenge Tour there is something for every golfer at this outstanding destination that is just a short drive from Calais.

The historic town of Saint Omer is bursting with culture, architecture and food markets providing a wealth of things to see and do away from the golf course.

Golf Courses at Najeti Aa Saint-Omer Golf Club

Le Val Course

Le Val is Aa Saint-Omer's showpiece, and is a stunning par-73 layout that will provide a stern challenge for even the most skilled player. Measuring 6,218 yards, Le Val is renowned regionally and nationally for its immaculate condition and is carved beautifully through the woodland of the undulating landscape. As a regular stop on the European Tour and previous host to the French PGA Championship, Saint-Omer is a prestigious venue, and is a certain highlight of any golf holiday in France's Northern area.

“This is a lovely golf course. It is very hilly, but that makes it interesting with your club selection. The greens had just been hollow tined when we played it, but you could tell if they hadn’t been, they would have been pure as.” - Mark Crossfield, PGA Professional

Course Information
Par 73
Designed by Joan Frederik Dudok van Heel, Bruno Steensels
Opened for play 1989

Tees
White 6,218 yards SSS 73.6
Yellow 5,960 yards SSS 72.3
Red 5,065 yards SSS 67.9

La Haute Drève

La Haute Drève is the nine hole academy course at Saint-Omer, and is ideal for the higher handicappers or those still learning the game. With a number of lovely holes, the parkland layout adds another dimension to the club, and helps to explain why Aa Saint-Omer is such a favourite with regular golfing visitors to France.