The first public golf course in France, inaugurated in 1976, the Saint-Lazare golf course is managed in its entirety by the City of Limoges. The 18-hole course extends over 55 hectares and offers amateurs a real sporting challenge.
Located 5 minutes from the city center, the course is part of a pleasantly wooded sports complex. The course features a number of water hazards, severe roughs and relatively long holes, providing sporting challenges for players of all levels.The primary aim of this golf course is to provide access to golf for as many people as possible, with excellent value for money.
Detailed information :
18 holes -- Par 72 -- Length: 6170 meters -- Architect: Hubert Chesneau -- Built: 1976 -- Women's slope 128 / Men's slope 128
Tee times must be booked 48 hours in advance.
Located 5 minutes from the city center, the course is part of a pleasantly wooded sports complex. The course features a number of water hazards, severe roughs and relatively long holes, providing sporting challenges for players of all levels.The primary aim of this golf course is to provide access to golf for as many people as possible, with excellent value for money.
Detailed information :
18 holes -- Par 72 -- Length: 6170 meters -- Architect: Hubert Chesneau -- Built: 1976 -- Women's slope 128 / Men's slope 128
Tee times must be booked 48 hours in advance.
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