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Getting to the island of Belle-Île-en-Mer, to put it lightly, is difficult. We stayed in Sauzon, which is an obscenely beautiful hamlet right on the water. This destination was largely inspired by how much we enjoyed Iona last year, but the experience couldn’t have been more different.The golf course is on the north end of the island. The people were very friendly, and the adjacent restaurant was quite nice. Much of the tourism on Belle Île is folks hiking around the island. You will see them as you play through the golf course, and that restaurant is set up as a pit stop for those hikers.Subscribe nowThe first thing to note about the course is that it has 14 holes.I actually loved this about the course. I’ve long thought an eighteen-hole course is too much to be the standard, but nine-hole courses aren’t quite satisfying enough. Obviously, it depends on the day and the course, but the fact that this course didn’t try to squeeze in four more par threes is refreshing.The Holes Worth…

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