Continental Europe

Top 100 Golf Courses - Continental Europe

Real Sevilla

51^st

Real Club de Golf de Sevilla opened for play in 1991 and in 2004 it was the host venue for the World Golf Championships (formerly the World Cup of Golf).

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Villa d'Este

52^nd

Peter Gannon cut the course at Circolo Golf Villa d’Este through a pine, ash and chestnut forest back in 1926 and this former Italian Open venue is still as stylish today as it was back then.

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Scandinavian (New)

53^rd

The New course at The Scandinavian Golf Club is a tight layout like its sibling and you are reminded of this at the very outset where the 1st plays to a very narrow fairway.

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Real Moraleja (3)

54^th

In 2013, the No.3 (North) course opened at the burgeoning Real Club La Moraleja. Both No.3 and No.4 are located further north of the Spanish capital than courses 1 and 2.

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Royal Park I Roveri (Trent Jones Sr.)

55^th

Robert Trent Jones designed Royal Park I Roveri and it’s his first Italian architectural ensemble, which opened its doors for play in 1971.

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Les Aisses (Les Aisses)

56^th

The original design at Les Aisses was modern and occasionally eccentric, but Hawtree Limited changed all that in 2010 and the golf course now harks back to the Golden Age.

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Biella

57^th

Golf Club Biella known locally as "Le Betulle" is located in Valcarozza, one of the most evocative and serene spots in northern Italy. The club was founded in 1958 and the English architect John Morrison designed it.

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Ullna

58^th

"Water, water everywhere" could easily be the slogan of Ullna Golf Club where there are many holes set hard beside Lake Ullna (which doubles up in the winter as a huge skating rink).

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Chiberta

59^th

Golf de Chiberta is a monument to one of the world’s greatest architects, Tom Simpson, and it is also one of the few links courses on the French Atlantic coastline.

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National (L'Albatros)

60^th

20 miles to the west of Paris at Guyancourt, surrounding the Chateau of Versailles – once home to Louis X1V – lies Golf National's stadium styled Albatros course.

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Continental Europe Leaderboard

Rank	Name	Courses Played
1	Bob McCoy	54
2	Jim McCann	50
3	Jorn Greve	48
4	Brian Ward	46
5	Aulis Ranua	46
6	Joseph Andriole	44
7	Frederic Vooght	41
8	Helmut Baeck	39
9	Markku Nokso-Koivisto	37
10	Niall	36