Kerruisseau,
Queven, nr Lorient, Bretagne F-56530
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Laurent Puig (Head Pro)The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Residential and rural countryside
Designer:
Yves Bureau
47.807134
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7 km NW of Lorient
From N24 take exit 44 (Queven) and follow D163 direction Queven. After 1.9 km turn right onto D6 direction Centre Ville. After 3.2 km turn left at sign Golf de Queven. After 100 m Golf is on your left
Golf de Val Quéven: An excellent uphill par-4 opening hole sets the tone for this pleasant, undulating course, with its anti-clockwise back-nine wrapped around the clockwise front-nine. The layout is nicely wooded, but never claustrophobically so. Although an increasing volume of housing is becoming more noticeable, it does not overly intrude on the golf course.
Particularly on the front-nine there are some tightish drives to make, but generally this is a fair course, and from the back-tees will give low-handicappers a thorough work-out. Water is not too much in evidence; good bunkering and relatively large greens will keep you focused if trying to build a good score. A pleasant course, with generally a good level of upkeep.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Maximum handicap: 36.
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
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Val Quéven is a member of the Blue Green golf group, which manages around 50 golf courses in France, and a few others in Belgium, Netherlands and Spain. Blue Green offer various discount schemes & loyalty programmes (see bluegreen.com).
Route de Port-Louis en Kervignac, Hennebont, nr. Lorient, Bretagne-Morbihan.
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