Résidence Souillac Golf & Country Club is a brilliant choice for golfers looking for a relaxed stay-and-play break in the Dordogne Valley. Set at Lachapelle-Auzac near Souillac, the resort combines spacious self-catering accommodation, an 18-hole golf course and plenty of leisure facilities with one of south-west France’s most attractive countryside settings. For us, it works particularly well for golf groups who want the freedom of a private holiday home rather than a conventional hotel room.

The resort offers 65 classified four-star holiday homes, ranging from 69m² to 111m² and accommodating up to eight guests. Depending on the property, you can choose between two, three or four bedrooms, with two or three bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, open-plan living space and private terrace or balcony. Many properties also have their own garden, while air-conditioned homes are available for anyone visiting during the warmer months.

We particularly like this style of accommodation for golf groups because it gives everyone space to stay together. You can prepare an easy breakfast before an early tee time, relax on the terrace after your round and still have plenty of room for clubs and luggage. Hotel-style services including linen, cleaning and half-board can also be arranged if you want more of a traditional resort experience.

Golf is naturally at the heart of the stay. Souillac Golf & Country Club has an 18-hole, par-67 course directly within the resort, alongside a practice area with 10 covered positions, putting green, equipment hire and professional tuition. Having the golf right outside your accommodation makes it easy to play several rounds without organising daily transfers.

Away from the course, there is plenty to keep everyone entertained. The resort has eight swimming pools and three smaller children’s pools, two tennis courts, pétanque, table tennis and play areas. During the summer months there are also activities for adults and children, which makes Souillac particularly useful for mixed groups and families.

The restaurant and bar operate from April to October, providing an easy option for meals and post-round drinks. Beyond the resort, the Dordogne Valley opens up opportunities to explore Rocamadour, Sarlat, traditional markets, castles, caves, walking routes and canoeing on the river.

For golfers wanting flexible accommodation, on-site golf and plenty to explore around the Dordogne Valley, Résidence Souillac Golf & Country Club is a fantastic base. Speak to our Golf Travel Experts at Hashtag Golf Travel and we can create a tailor-made Souillac golf holiday including accommodation, tee times and everything you need for your trip.