User Reviews
for Golf Club I Lauri, Montefiore dell'Aso, Italy
Reviews 1 - 5 from 5
Original version
Who plays his handicap here without losing the ball; is either lucky or has the makings of a pro
Reviewed May 27, 2023
First of all: the people in the clubhouse and the greenkeepers are super nice - the pricing is absolutely fine - but spoiled as we are, we no longer know places that are reminiscent of the early days of golf. I Lauri is one of those: the reception closes at 3 p.m. on weekdays, the restaurant only opens at weekends. With the buggy, the height differences are not that bad, but the body has to be able to take a beating. The tees can be found with a lot of luck - but on the 6 I got the women's tee because the paint on the marking was yellow on one side and red on the other. There are some wild tracks and the fairways would go through on places other than semi-rough. The greens have the right color but are not recognizable to ordinary resort golfers. All in all, I liked the place - even if I had to sacrifice a few balls. I admire the courage of the club members in a country where golf is only just developing, to build a course in the wild and to rely on enthusiasm to make the shortcomings invisible. If you think about all this, you don't have to be annoyed but happy to be able to play on a course on the Adriatic Sea that has been released by the mountainous nature.
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Gorgeous landscape
Reviewed March 16, 2023
The camp is surrounded by nature, the structure is beautiful with a swimming pool, ample parking, a restaurant that serves local cuisine.
The course is very training, the fairways well cut and the stream where the water flows. The friendly and courteous staff, the right place to spend an afternoon in peace and golf.
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Response from Davide, Secretary at Golf Club I Lauri
March 16, 2023- Original version
Thank you very much, come back soon to visit us!
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I Lauri in the Marche
Reviewed May 13, 2022
This 9-hole course is idyllically situated in the hills not far from the coast between Porto San Giorgio and San Benedetto del Tronto. The course is not easy to play as the lanes are on two sides of a ravine. When teeing off for the 1st and 2nd hole you have to play across the gorge. Some of the tracks are quite narrow and steep, so that precise play is required. Since the vegetation is very lush - currently many daisies and other flowers - the search for the ball sometimes takes a little longer. The nature is unique and you even have a view of the sea from the 9th hole. At the weekend there are small tournaments where you can play. The restaurant, currently only open on weekends, has excellent cuisine. In the summer you can also stay in 6 guest rooms. Then the swimming pool is also open.
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Golf Course?
Reviewed October 31, 2020
We were very disappointed. This meadow can be described more as cross golf. Unkempt, confusing. The ladies tee at hole number 6 could not be found. Although we paid for 18 holes, we were very happy to finish after 9 holes.
Clubhouse was closed
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It has nothing to do with a golf course
Reviewed October 3, 2020
I played the golf course in late September. I don't even know where to start first. Very confusing. The greens total mud and the holes would be implemented the last time 2 months ago. Grad grows in the bunker. The bottom line is not recommended
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