Golf de Béthune

Le Béthunois is an urban nine-hole par-three course, compact but technically serious, designed for learning, precision and quick golf in central Béthune.

Golf de Béthune developed as a local facility making the game accessible to residents of the town and former mining area. Its all-par-three course clearly serves education, but also hosts competition, qualifying rounds and experienced golfers working on short game. The golf lies minutes from the town centre along a green corridor within the urban fabric. Proximity to neighbourhoods and transport supports lunchtime and after-work play. The course is compact, easily walked and screened by planting.

This variation requires several irons and controlled trajectories. Greens, bunkers and natural hazards turn the loop into a genuine accuracy test. Pitch-and-putt tees support an even shorter format. The official course measures 1,079 metres and plays to par 27 over nine holes. Played twice it becomes 2,158 metres and par 54. Scorecard and distances confirm a complete rated short course rather than a practice area.

The club generally accepts play without mandatory reservation, subject to availability. It offers covered and grass practice, coaching, Green Card programmes, dining and seminar options. Prices remain intentionally accessible. 9 holes; nine par threes; par 27; 1,079 metres; holes from 80 to 195 metres; urban course; pitch-and-putt tees available.