Grand Prix du Saint-Malo Golf Resort

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Date: Friday, 25 September 2026

End Date: Sunday, 27 September 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €110.00

Handicap Limit: 11.4 (Ladies: 14.4)

Entry Method: Online


Three-day individual strokeplay competition (54 holes, 18 holes per day) played on the 18-hole Surcouf course at Saint-Malo Golf Resort. Dates: Friday 25 to Sunday 27 September 2026. Separate categories for men and ladies with handicap limits of 11.4 for men and 14.4 for ladies (1st series). Entry fee: 110 EUR for adults, 65 EUR for ages 19-24, 50 EUR for ages 18 and under, and 60 EUR for members of Saint-Malo Golf Resort. The field is limited to 120 players with a minimum of 33 ladies. A cut is made after 36 holes (two-thirds of the field). Free practice available on the eve of the first round (Thursday 24 September 2026). Prizes for top 3 finishers in both men's and ladies' categories (brut/gross). Play-off hole-by-hole for ties at first place. Requires a valid FFGolf license (or foreign federation license) and up-to-date federation rights. Entry by registration form on the club website, with payment by mail or email. Closing date for entries: Thursday 10 September 2026. Selection criteria: WAGR-ranked players first, then National Amateur ranking, then handicap index, then date of entry.


Prizes

Prizes for top 3 finishers in both men's and ladies' categories (brut/gross)


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Venue

Saint Malo Golf

Le Tronchet, Bretagne, France

Saint Malo Golf is a 100-hectare golf resort located in Brittany, France, near Le Tronchet. The course was designed by Hubert Chesneau, architect of the French National Golf Course. The layout features a varied and sporty design across the expansive domain, offering both 9-hole and 18-hole playing options. The course accommodates golfers of different preferences, allowing bags while carts are not permitted during standard play. The terrain benefits from its Breton setting, providing a natural landscape characteristic of the region. As part of the Saint-Malo Golf Resort, the facility integrates golf with hospitality amenities, including a four-star hotel and the "Virgule" restaurant. The resort caters to both casual players and serious golfers seeking a complete golfing experience in northwestern France.