Golf holidays in Tuscany, Emilia Romagna, and Liguria

The Golf Club Castelfalfi is the largest in the Tuscany region. Spanning 9,400 square meters, it offers a blend of nature, wellness, and sport. The 27 holes, comprising the 18-hole Mountain Course and the 9-hole Lake Course, provide breathtaking views of the Tuscan landscape. The Mountain Course (Par 72) impresses with its steep slopes and water hazards, while the Lake Course (Par 37) is suitable for all skill levels.

Terme di Saturnia Golf Course, designed by Ronald Fream, features 18 championship holes over 6,294 meters (Par 72) on 70 hectares. Just 100 meters from the hotel, it boasts rolling fairways, streams, and impressive bunkers. The resort meets top training standards and is a member of LEADING GOLF. Golfers enjoy the mild Maremma climate year-round amidst rich natural diversity. The course preserves the natural landscape, offering stunning views of historic sites and Monte Amiata. A paradise for golf enthusiasts.

The Argentario Golf Course, the official home of the PGA in Italy, spans 6,218 meters with a Par 71 and is eco-certified. Nestled in Mediterranean maquis and just minutes from the Duna Feniglia Nature Park, it offers breathtaking views. Designed by David Mezzacane and Baldovino Dassu, the course features diverse and technically sophisticated holes, especially the Par-3s with views of the sea and lagoon or surrounded by maquis. The mild microclimate allows for year-round play.

The historic golf course, designed by Cotton & Harris in 1959, is set in a stunning hilly landscape with panoramic views of the surrounding hills and plains. Continuously modernized, it has hosted numerous professional tournaments and Italian Amateur Championships. The simple, elegant clubhouse blends perfectly into the landscape, and the club restaurant is among the best in Italy. A beautiful swimming pool and a children’s area complete the offerings. In 2000, Peter Alliss made some adjustments to the course.

The River Lerrone and its tributaries partially dictate the game and can significantly influence the outcome. At holes 3, 5, 11, and 12, players face a mental challenge, as the river spans up to 40 meters wide at these points. On hole 13, the swiftly flowing water visually complicates the 185-meter long Par 3. To make things even more challenging, a strong wind often blows here. Anyone who plays to their handicap on this course can be proud.

Just a few minutes away from the sea, this stunning 27-hole golf course is nestled amidst pine groves and saltwater lakes. The first 9 holes evoke the spirit of Scottish links courses, while the next 9 resemble American courses with numerous water hazards. The final 9 holes, inaugurated in 2004, feature an innovative design. This course hosts significant Italian amateur tournaments and professional championships.

Thanks to its central location, the Modena Golf & Country Club is easily accessible and just 10 km from Modena. Designed by Bernhard Langer, the 100-hectare course is considered one of the best in Italy. With spacious greens, distinctive fairways, and five lakes, it is perfect for top-class tournaments such as the Italian Open.

Golf Del Ducato, previously known as Golf Club La Rocca, was established in 1985 and is located near the historic ducal town of Sala Baganza, on the initial rolling hills of the Parma plain. The course is technically challenging yet not overly demanding, nestled among oak and acacia forests with two picturesque small lakes. The clubhouse restaurant offers excellent Parmesan cuisine in the charming old "Casinetto."

The golf course is situated in the picturesque Sillaro Valley, near renowned spa facilities such as Terme di Castel San Pietro and Villaggio della Salute Più. The 18-hole course (6,480 m, Par 72) offers variety for both beginners and seasoned players. After your game, enjoy regional specialties and wines at the clubhouse restaurant. Le Fonti has hosted major events, including the Alps Tour men's professional tournament in 2009, 2010, and 2011.

Der Club wurde 1931 gegründet und errang innerhalb kürzester Zeit Berühmtheit. Technisch handelt es sich um einen sehr schwierigen Kurs mit vielen natürlichen Hindernissen, darunter drei quer verlaufenden Bäche. Die nahe Bergkette schützt die Spieler vor dem kalten Nordwind, während die Brise vom Meer im Sommer angenehm kühlt. Der Kurs erfordert Genauigkeit und stellt das Können jedes Spielers auf die Probe. Auch im Winter top gepflegt!

The golf course was established in 1930 on hillside slopes that gently descend towards the sea. It winds its way through the olive groves of Val Gogna. To play well on this course, precision and the placement of tee shots are incredibly important.

The holes are very beautiful, technically demanding, and rich in obstacles. Nestled between the hills above Arenzano, the Sant’Anna course has already won many admirers for its remarkable features.