Golf de Mortemart

The Golf de Saint-Junien offers a hotel and a golf course located in lush greenery in Limousin, at the gateway to the southwest of France.

18 holes - par 72, drawn in a superb wooded area, this course is stimulating and technically interesting for players of all levels, with a wide variety of obstacles and difficulties more or less numerous depending on the hole.

On some holes your driver will be very useful for playing the length, but you will also encounter very tight fairways where it is wiser to use an iron. The greens are defended by numerous bunkers and on certain holes there are water obstacles which make this course one of the essential places of Limousin.

The Golf de la Porcelaine in Limousin, land of trees and water, is with its very hilly terrain, a land of predilection for golfers of all levels.
Nature has shown a lot of imagination here to make this course attractive.
Located less than 5 km from Limoges, on the flanks of the Vienne valley, the Golf de la Porcelaine unfolds its fairways in a splendid green setting of 75 ha.
The serenity of the place called Célicroux favors all the concentration required by this 18-hole course.
A superb driving range with a steep slope allows you to train while overlooking a wide typically Limousin panorama.
An 18-hole putting green with numerous slopes harmoniously completes the training equipment and the most skilful players do not hesitate to challenge themselves there.
The architect and French champion Jean Garaïalde knew how to exploit all the natural obstacles to achieve a course of 6042m, par 72, particularly hectic and decorated with a multitude of obstacles (forests, streams, bodies of water, bunkers, etc. )
The Golf de la Porcelaine is a Non-Profit Sports Association (Law 1901)

The first public golf course in France, inaugurated in 1976, the St Lazare golf course is a facility managed as a whole by the City of Limoges.
5 minutes from Limoges town center, the course is part of a pleasantly wooded sports complex. There are a few water hazards, severe roughs, and relatively long holes, which is an interesting challenge for players of all skill levels.
The primary objective of this golf course is to allow as many people as possible to practice golf with an excellent quality / price ratio.
For your training, find a covered practice with 10 stations and an outdoor practice with 35 stations. Practice bunkers, pitching green and putting green complete the facilities.

The Golf de Limoges St Lazare was born from the talent and experience of Hubert Chesneau, one of the most renowned European architects and with multiple achievements including the Golf National.
This 18-hole course covers 55 hectares and offers amateurs pretty, often long holes with small greens.
In addition, its relatively flat and not very physical relief is suitable for all types of golfers.