Omaha Beach Golf Club

Omaha Beach Golf Club sits high on the Normandy cliffs, just a few miles from the D-Day landing beaches, where two 18-hole courses designed by Yves Bureau offer contrasting tests of golf against a backdrop of wartime history and coastal drama. Founded in 1986 by Guy Dupont, the club has become a standout stop in Northern France if you want great golf with a powerful sense of history, combining two well-routed layouts that reward smart course management with sweeping views of the English Channel and the rolling hills of the Calvados countryside.

Both courses are walkable, well maintained and packed with a real sense of place, with the proximity to Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery and the wider D-Day sites adding historical weight to any visit. The clubhouse is welcoming, the practice facilities are solid, and the location is an easy hop from Caen and well placed for the Channel ports, making it ideal for a long weekend or a stop on a wider Normandy tour. You can combine quality golf with serious history here, and the two courses give you enough variety to justify a couple of nights on site.

Who is this for?
Golf groups and couples who want two contrasting rounds in one place, plus a memorable Normandy base for D-Day sightseeing.

Who is it best for?
Players who enjoy wind-affected, tactical golf on coastal terrain, organisers building a Northern France itinerary with minimal driving between golf and history.