Grand Prix de Bretagne

The Grand Prix de Bretagne is a renowned amateur golf tournament in France, organized annually by the Ligue de Bretagne de Golf and typically held at Dinard Golf in Saint-Briac-sur-Mer. The event features four rounds of stroke play, with 72 holes played over several days. The format is exclusively stroke play and welcomes both male and female amateur golfers, generally attracting a field of 100–120 competitors each year. Entry to the tournament is determined by amateur status, national or regional ranking within France, and, in some cases, through direct application to the organizing Ligue de Bretagne de Golf, which selects the field based on handicap and previous results in recognized tournaments.