Piemonte, Italy
The Yellow course at Circolo Golf Torino has evolved down the years with architect Marco Croze extending the original Blue course to a 27-hole layout before fashioning a further nine to produce two fabulous 18-hole tracks.
The Yellow course at Circolo Golf Torino has evolved down the years with architect Marco Croze extending the original Blue course to a 27-hole layout before fashioning a further nine to produce two fabulous 18-hole tracks.
The Yellow course at Circolo Golf Torino has evolved down the years with architect Marco Croze extending the original Blue course to a 27-hole layout before fashioning a further nine to produce two fabulous 18-hole tracks.
Today, the course measures 6,214 metres from the back tees and plays to a par of 72, with holes arranged as two returning nines. Water hazards come into play in the form of ditches at several holes (like the par three 4th, par four 15th and par four 18th) and the green at the par three 14th sits behind a lake, requiring a forced carry from the tee.
Highlight holes include the narrow 405-metre 7th which veers right off the tee to a raised green; the 190-metre 9th that plays to a 3-tiered green; the right doglegging short par four 13th; and the 339-metre 17th, where the fairway narrows considerably as it approaches the green.
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