Golf Club de Toulouse-Palmola, Golf course in Buzet-sur-Tarn, France
The Golf Club de Toulouse-Palmola is an 18-hole course set across rolling terrain with wooded areas, measuring close to 6,200 meters with a par 72 layout. The course moves through varied landscapes and offers changing challenges throughout the round.
The course was designed in 1974 by architect Michaël Fenn on the edge of the Buzet forest, in the commune of Buzet-sur-Tarn about 25 km north-east of Toulouse. It has hosted the French professional championship in 1977, the national Omnium for professionals in 1988, the French cadet championship in 2013 and the French second-division women's championship in 2014.
The course has hosted national events: the 1977 French Professional Championship, the 1988 National Omnium (Pro), the 2013 French Cadet Championship and the 2014 French Second Division Women's Championship. The layout was drawn in 1974 by architect Michaël Fenn at the edge of the Buzet forest.
The course welcomes visitors throughout the day and offers instruction from experienced instructors for players at any level. Coaching sessions can help beginners learn the basics or help experienced golfers improve their game.
The clubhouse has a restaurant overlooking the 18th green where golfers can gather for meals after their round. There is also a seminar room that lets groups blend business meetings with golf outings.
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