Destinations for golf holidays in Italy
Emilia Romagna
Lake of Garda
Liguria
Lombardia
Piedmont
Puglia
Rom and Latium
Sardinia
Sicily
Trentino-South Tyrol
Tuscany
Umbria and Marche
Veneto
Top golf trips & holidays in Italy
Book an unforgettable golf holiday in Italy with our exclusive packages including green fees. Experience the stunning tuscan landscape at the Terme di Saturnia Natural Spa & Golf Resort with its own thermal spring and GEO-certified golf course. Or, discover the Argentario Golf & Wellness Resort for panoramic views of the Maremma coast, an 18-hole PGA National Italy course, and an indoor saltwater pool.
For a serene island escapes, the Hotel Cala di Volpe, a Luxury Collection Hotel offers stunning views of a pristine bay, where you can golf surrounded by the natural beauty of Sardinia’s unique landscape.
From seaside villas to inland resorts, you book your golf trip in Italy, guests are promised a blend of world-class golfing and stunning views.
Experience Golfing in Italy
From renowned historic golf courses to the newly rebuilt Marco Simone Golf Club, host of the 2023 Ryder Cup, Italy is any golfers dream destination.
Golf Club Bergamo L'Albenza, set amidst lush conifers and broadleaf trees, offers a cool, refreshing climate even in midsummer. The club features a partially difficult 18-hole course with well-shielded greens, dense forests, and creeks, now enhanced with an additional 8 holes. Noteworthy are its par-5 holes, which extend over 500 meters, providing a challenging yet scenic experience for golfers.
Franciacorta Golf Club boasts a high-quality championship course designed by Pete Dye, opened in 1986. The 18-hole parkland course features beautifully decorated tees, manicured fairways that wind around a lake, and undulating slopes through the forest, with notable island greens at holes 5 and 11. This course, ideal for moderate to advanced golfers, offers a joyful play experience amidst stunning natural surroundings.
The Golf Club Dolomiti, nestled in the Upper Non Valley, offers an 18-hole course designed by Michel Niedbala and Luca Borzaga. Opened in 1991, this woodland-style course spreads over wavy terrain with moderate to hard technical challenges, appealing to both pros and amateurs. Embracing a historic-cultural concept, it revives the tradition of the Habsburgs, who played golf on these slopes until the end of the last century.
