Golf Barrière Deauville

White is the second physical loop of Diane Barrière, longer than Red at 3,080 metres and par 36.

White belongs to the 1929 Mont-Canisy design and combines with Red for the championship 18-hole course. Later Henry Cotton work supported the course’s evolution while Simpson’s British character remains visible. The loop crosses longer and more open parts of the estate with countryside and coastal views. Wind strongly affects the substantial holes.

Two par threes, five par fours and two par fives create the loop. Long middle par fours demand strong driving and preferred approach angles. The current scorecard gives 3,080 metres and par 36 from white tees. With Red, the combination reaches 5,951 metres and par 71.

White shares resort conditioning, academy, range, changing rooms, restaurant and hotel facilities. Forward tees retain playability. Physical 9-hole loop; par 36; 3,080 metres; Tom Simpson, 1929; longest section of Diane Barrière.