Golf de Bréhal

Golf de Bréhal is located in the French area of Bréhal and La Vanlée, offering beautiful views of the sea, the Chausey islands, and La Pointe du Roc near Granville. The course demands strategic play with narrow, sometimes bumpy fairways, trees along the lines, doglegs, and well-defended greens. Hole 2 requires accuracy on the narrow fairways, while hole 3 combines the view with a blind approach to a two-level green. The steep, sharply contoured greens, an island-like green surrounded by sand, and bunkers make attacking the green extra challenging. The club was founded in July 1964 by Guillaume De Maneville and a group of volunteers on land traditionally used by shepherds. Golf de Bréhal has a friendly yet competitive atmosphere, hosting local events such as Interclub Bréhal Flers, Séniors de la Manche, and the Challenge Leclerc. A driving range is also clearly visible along the course.