Golf de Mourmelon

Napoléon III is a rustic ten-green physical course among pine trees. The first documented physical sequence totals 2,958 metres and par 39, while double tees create a rated eighteen-hole card.

The golf was created in 2002 in chalk Champagne and developed through an associative and military structure. Its eighteen-hole card was officially rated in October 2014, using ten physical greens and multiple tees. Flat quiet ground between Reims and Châlons winds through pine trees, wildflower rough and exposed openings. Dry subsoil supports long seasonal play.

The full card has three par threes, twelve par fours and three par fives. Double tees change angles to shared greens. The first ten-hole sequence measures 2,958 metres and par 39. Scorecard sources publish 5,762 metres and par 72 from white tees, with men’s Slope 131. The Atlas records ten physical holes and documents the rated repeated card.

Year-round dawn-to-dusk golf, grass practice, covered mats, putting, lessons and academy support a friendly rustic club. 10 physical holes; par 39; 2,958 metres first sequence; rated 18-hole card 5,762 metres, par 72; Slope 131.

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