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The Golf de la Bretesche is an 18-hole course located at the Domaine de la Bretesche in Missillac, Brittany, France. Designed by Henry Cotton and established in 1967, the layout spans 6,015 meters and is set within a 200-hectare estate characterized by century-old forests and tree-lined fairways. The course is situated at the gateway to Brittany, offering views of the Missillac Castle and integrating into the landscape of the Brière park. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all levels, providing a mix of sporting challenge and natural beauty. It is open year-round and features a modern clubhouse, a proshop, and a golf academy led by David Lanta, which utilizes Trackman 4 technology for performance analysis. The facility includes a covered driving range with 10 stations, a putting green, and an approach area. Golf de la Bretesche hosts several competitions throughout the year and is part of the Atlantic Golf Pass partnership, which allows members to play at four regional courses including La Baule and St Jean de Monts. The course permits dogs on a leash and allows the use of manual trolleys, with cart and club rentals available for visitors.