Le Touquet La Forêt is one of the oldest courses at Le Touquet Golf Club, originally designed by Horace Hutchinson and opened in 1904. The course was later rebuilt following the First World War and further refined by Philip Mackenzie Ross.

Set within pine forest, this par-72 layout offers a more sheltered and traditional parkland-style test compared to the nearby La Mer course. Tree-lined fairways place an emphasis on accuracy from the tee, while well-protected greens require a controlled approach. Although not long by modern standards, it remains a technical and enjoyable round. For those visiting France, Le Touquet, La Forêt provides a contrasting and accessible option within a well-established golfing resort.