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Palm Links
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Chris Pitman designed Palm Links which opened in 1994. Located in the Skannes area, this 18 hole championship course is just a 15 mins drive from Monastir.
This Scottish links style course has extensive palm trees which gives it a really pleasant feel and adds definition to many fairways. Having crossed the road, holes 14, 15 and 16 overlook the beach and can play very tough when the wind is blowing. See latest reviews for Palm Links golf club.
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To help you decide we have calculated distances from popular resorts to Palm Links golf course:
- Sousse is approx 2.54 km from Palm Links golf club
- Monastir is approx 7.58 km from Palm Links golf club
- Port El Kantaoui is approx 12.63 km from Palm Links golf club
- Hammamet is approx 43.2 km from Palm Links golf club
- Nabeul is approx 46.88 km from Palm Links golf club
- Tunis is approx 77.84 km from Palm Links golf club
- Djerba is approx 138.18 km from Palm Links golf club
*Please note these distances are 'as the crow flies' and should be used for guidance only.
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| Graham from England - handicap 10 played Palm Links in January 2003 and comments: |
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| "I love playing golf in Tunisia - you get great value for money and the hotels are always of a high standard. Palm Links is a great course I played in January and the weather was perfect for golf although it does get a little cold in the evening. My favourite part of the course are holes 6 and 7, they both look fantastic when you are stood on the tee with their palm trees, its very difficult to work out where to place your drive. The par 3 last is a real tough hole. If you've never been to Tunisia get yourself there and try out the courses. " |
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