Amirauté Golf

Parcours des Arts is a Bill Baker championship course designed as an open-air museum, with eighteen holes around seven ponds, large greens and monumental contemporary sculpture.

Amirauté Golf opened in the early 1990s five minutes from Deauville. Bill Baker used a hundred-hectare property for a modern accessible but dramatic course. Monumental sculptures later created the Arts identity. The hundred-hectare estate combines meadow and wetland near Tourgéville. Seven ponds support swans and migratory birds, while broad horizons and coastal wind shape play.

Published cards list five par threes, seven par fours and six par fives, explaining par 73. Unusual bunkers and water defend approaches, while sculptures provide unique visual landmarks. Maximum length is approximately 6,089 metres and par 73. Yellow tees measure about 5,840 metres with Course Rating 70. 7 and Slope 127.

The estate includes a floodlit nine-hole course, two putting greens, a forty-two-bay covered range, grass practice, restaurant, pro shop, reception and nearby hotel. Only the verified Arts course is added in this batch. 18 holes; par 73; approximately 6,089 metres; Bill Baker, 1992; seven ponds; monumental sculpture; six par fives.