-Some challenging basket positions
-Hilly and good workout walking around
-Pretty setting
-Not crowded
-Fairly easy to get to from major autoroutes

-Hard to figure out the course layout, even with the map of the course
-Basket missing on one hole
-Grass tees, not marked, no signage

It was easy to find using the GPS. Without the GPS, be sure to come up Rue Louis Plantadis from Avenue Jean Jacques Rousseau to the north. I don't think you can get here from the south. While it was not easy to figure out the entire course layout, and we unfortunately didn't have time to explore more of this pretty park and course, it was a lot of fun to play the holes we did find. The view of Brive-La-Gaillarde is very nice too.

Pretty course in a beautiful setting. The park, set along the top of a ridge, is well maintained and groomed, but the course veers into wild territory as well. Nice mix of easier and more technical holes, with good variety of length and terrain. Gorgeous vistas throughout. Spacious course; a pleasure to walk.

Despite the description published here, the course is only nine holes, not 18...and the basket on hole #4 was missing entirely! (Just disturbed ground).

There is a much better map here:

http://www.disc-golf.fr/image...urs/brive.pdf

A good map is essential, as there is no signage on the course, tees are not marked, and baskets have no indicators (I like courses that have hole #'s atop the baskets, facing the tees, especially when the course is cleverly squeezed into a tight space - not a problem here).

We came up from Cahors and had no trouble finding the course; just plugged Parc des Perrieres into the Garmin GPS and went straight to it.