Top 100 Golf Courses - Italy
Le Robinie
41st
Back in 1992, Le Robinie was where the Nicklaus Design team established their first Italian course and the Golden Bear himself put his signature stamp on the property.
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Terre dei Consoli
42nd
Located within a residential resort which lies 50km to the north of Rome, the course at Terre dei Consoli Golf Club is a Robert Trent Jones Jnr design that first opened its doors to golfers in 2011.
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Barlassina
43rd
Situated a mere 20km to the north of Milan, Barlassina Country Club is an exclusive and private club, which was originally founded in 1956 by a group of wealthy Italians...
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Il Picciolo
44th
Established in 1989, the 18-hole layout at Il Piccioli Golf Club is one of only half a dozen golf courses that are currently available for play in Sicily...
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Parco di Roma
45th
Parco di Roma Golf & Country Club is a P. B. Dye new millennium course that’s laid out on rather hilly terrain to the north of Rome.
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Punta Ala
46th
Golf Club Punta Ala is situated close to the seaside resort of the same name and its tree-lined course was laid out on hilly terrain overlooking the town by Giulio Cavalsani in 1964.
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La Pinetina
47th
Located within the Appiano Gentile and Tradate pinewood regional park, the tree-lined fairways at Golf Club La Pinetina were set out by Commander John Harris in the early 1970s.
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Padova (Blu & Giallo)
48th
Commander John Harris laid out the original course at Golf Club Padova in the early 1960s. Another 9-hole circuit was added in 2003 to complete a wonderful 27-hole facility...
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Castello di Tolcinasco (Blu & Giallo)
49th
Starting in 2004, Castello di Tolcinasco Golf & Country Club hosted five editions of the Italian Open and it’s the Blu and Giallo nines at this 27-hole facility which are regarded as the championship 18-hole combination.
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Montecatini
50th
The first thing I noticed as we drove up to the front entrance of the Montecatini Golf and Country Club was the beautifully restored Tuscan stone estate home turned clubhouse that dates back to the 11th century.
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