Le Manoir is one of three courses at Golf du Touquet, a historic golf destination on France's northern coast that has served the resort town of Le Touquet-Paris-Plage since the early twentieth century. The club's origins trace to 1904, making it among the oldest golf facilities in continental Europe. While the resort's original La Mer course dates to that founding era, Le Manoir was designed by Bill Baker and represents a later addition to the property, offering a distinct playing experience from its seaside companion. The course occupies inland terrain characteristic of the Pas-de-Calais region, where the landscape transitions from coastal dunes to forested parkland. Le Manoir routes through mature woodland and features a more sheltered, tree-lined character than the exposed links-style La Mer. The design incorporates the natural elevation changes and vegetation of the site, creating a parkland layout that contrasts with the windswept duneland golf for which Le Touquet is primarily known. Golf du Touquet has long attracted players from Paris and northern France, as well as visitors from Britain and Belgium given its Channel coast location. The club maintains a continental resort atmosphere, with Le Manoir serving as a complement to the more celebrated championship layout. Together, the courses provide variety for golfers visiting this corner of France, where the golfing tradition extends back more than a century.