/ The French Open
deaf and hard of hearing people
🏌️♂️✨ The French Open for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is back for its second edition!
Following a successful first edition, our golf club is delighted to welcome back the’French Open for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, the 19 and 20 June 2027.
This two-day national competition will bring together players who have come to share their passion for golf in a spirit of competition, camaraderie and inclusion.
On the programme:
⛳ A two-day official competition
🏆 A national tournament open to eligible players
🤝 Free taster sessions to enable as many people as possible to try their hand at golf
This event forms part of our commitment to promoting golf that is accessible to all and to upholding the values of sharing, respect and openness that are so important to us.
Thank you to our partners, volunteers and teams who contribute to the success of this event and help to foster an increasingly inclusive golfing community.
🏌️♂️✨ The French Deaf & Hard of Hearing Open is back for its second edition!
Following the success of the first event, our golf course is delighted to once again host the French Deaf & Hard of Hearing Open on 19–20 June 2027.
This two-day national tournament will bring together golfers who share a passion for the game, celebrating performance, sportsmanship and inclusion.
On the programme:
⛳ A two-day official competition
🏆 A national tournament open to eligible players
🤝 Free introductory golf sessions, giving as many people as possible the chance to try the game
This event reflects our commitment to making golf accessible to everyone, whilst promoting the values of sharing, respect and inclusion that lie at the heart of our club.
A big thank you to our partners, volunteers and teams, whose dedication makes this event possible and helps to build an ever more inclusive golfing community.
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/ The school
Paragolf
Inaugurated in 2011, the Paragolf School enables people with disabilities to learn to play golf.
Many investments have been made to achieve this:
- Provision of an upright for golfers with reduced mobility
- Provision of suitable clubs
- Creation of paths on the course
- Training of our pro teachers
- Accessibility work in the club house
A programme of courses is in place from September to June. People with disabilities come to train on Tuesday afternoons.
These people come from the following centres:
- The Jacques Calvé Centre in Berck
- The Résidence des Fontinettes in Arques
- ASCAI in Arques
- The Stone House in Bouvelinghem
- The IME of Longuenesse
- The Foyer d'accueil médicalisé for deaf-blind adults in Calonne-Ricouart.
These courses, given by a qualified teacher, are entirely free and the material is provided. Since its creation, our school has trained more than 100 different people.
Thank you to our partners and sponsors for their support in making our school possible.
Making golf
accessible to all
