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La Moye Golf Club
St Brelade, Jersey, Jersey
18 Holes · Par 72 · Published green fee not confirmed by a second source; fee held back · Links
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About La Moye Golf Club
La Moye Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 links-style course on the clifftops of St Brelade, on the west coast of Jersey. The holes sit high above St Ouen's Bay, and on clear days the view runs across the water to Guernsey. La Moye is a long-established members' club that has hosted professional golf.
- La Moye hosted the Jersey Open on the European Tour, with Sandy Lyle, Tony Jacklin, Ian Woosnam and Sam Torrance among the players.
- Martin Hawtree carried out redesign work on the course in 2012.
- James Braid redesigned La Moye in the 1930s, and Henry Cotton later reworked the layout.
- The clubhouse has a bar and restaurant, and the pro shop offers lessons from the club professional.
History of La Moye Golf Club
La Moye Golf Club was founded in 1902, and the first course was laid out by George Boomer. The German occupation of Jersey in the Second World War left the course and clubhouse badly damaged, and the club was restored afterward. The Jersey Open came to La Moye in 1978 and stayed until 1995. Over those seasons the event was won by Sandy Lyle, Tony Jacklin, Bernard Gallacher, Ian Woosnam and Sam Torrance, among others.
Playing La Moye Golf Club: tips
La Moye is a private members' club that accepts visitors who hold a recognised Handicap Index. All guests are expected to follow the club's dress code, so check the standard before you travel. The club is open year-round, and a tee time should be arranged with the club ahead of your visit.
Visit La Moye Golf Club
La Moye, St Brelade, Jersey JE3 8GQ
St Brelade, Jersey, Jersey
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— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about La Moye Golf Club
Can visitors play La Moye Golf Club?
Yes. It is a private members' club that welcomes visitors who hold a recognised Handicap Index, follow the dress code and arrange a tee time with the club.
Is La Moye a true links course?
The club describes it as a links-style layout. It sits on clifftop ground above St Ouen's Bay.
Who designed La Moye Golf Club?
George Boomer laid out the original course in 1902. James Braid and Henry Cotton later redesigned it, and Martin Hawtree carried out further redesign work in 2012.