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Golf Club Cavaglià in Piedmont is a compact and entertaining 18-hole course (par-68) between Milan and Turin. Famous for Italy’s first Mizuno Fitting Centre, it’s ideal for equipment enthusiasts. The rolling layout plays 4,600m and is perfect for a quick, enjoyable round combined with a business trip. UNAHOTELS on site. Book your tee time in northern Italy.
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Franciacorta Golf Club is a 27-hole course in Corte Franca, Lombardy, set among the vineyards of Italy’s Franciacorta sparkling-wine region, a short drive from Lake Iseo. Designed by Pete Dye and Marco Croze and founded in 1986, it is made up of three nines, Brut, Satèn and Rosé, named after the local wines. On this page you can check live tee time availability, compare green fees and book instantly, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before your round.
The club covers around 80 hectares of woods and vineyards between Brescia and the southern shore of Lake Iseo. It calls itself “the wine golf course”, and the three nines take their names from the styles of Franciacorta wine: Brut, Satèn and Rosé.
The course is not especially long, but it is full of character. Water is the main defence, with lakes in play on many holes and island greens that demand a precise approach. Fairways rise and fall through the woods and along the water, with views over the hills towards Lake Iseo. Combining two of the three nines gives a different 18-hole round each time.
What makes it different: the island greens. On these holes the green is surrounded by water, so there is no option to bail out: pick the right club and commit to the shot.
Green fees at Franciacorta Golf Club change with the season, the day of the week and the time of day, so the best way to see the exact price is to search your date in the booking box. As a general guide:
| When you play | What to expect |
|---|---|
| High season (Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct) | The best months for golf in Lombardy. Popular with golfers from Milan, so book well ahead for weekends. |
| Low season (Nov–Mar, Jul–Aug) | Lower green fees and more availability. Winters can be cold and foggy; midsummer is hot and humid. |
| Afternoon and twilight | Often cheaper than morning slots and ideal if you want a quieter round. |
| Weekdays vs weekends | Weekdays tend to have more availability; weekend slots fill up faster. |
Lombardy has warm summers and cool, sometimes foggy winters. Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are the best times for golf, and autumn coincides with the grape harvest in the vineyards. July and August are hot, so early tee times are best.
The club is at Via Provinciale 34B in Nigoline di Corte Franca, in the province of Brescia, close to the A4 Milan–Venice motorway (Rovato exit). Parking is available at the clubhouse.
| From | Approx. driving time |
|---|---|
| Lake Iseo | 15 minutes |
| Brescia | 25–30 minutes |
| Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY) | 35–40 minutes |
| Milan city centre | 1 hour |
Choose your date, number of players and holes in the booking box on this page and press Search. You will see all available tee times with their green fees. Select a time, confirm your details and you will receive instant confirmation by email.
The club has 27 holes in three nines, Brut, Satèn and Rosé, which are combined to make 18-hole rounds.
Green fees vary by season, day and time of day. Search your date in the booking box to see the exact live price per player, with no booking fees.
Yes. Bookings made through Reserve Tee Time can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before your tee time.
The course was designed by Pete Dye and Marco Croze. The club was founded in 1986.
The club is at Via Provinciale 34B, Nigoline di Corte Franca, in the province of Brescia, about 15 minutes from Lake Iseo and 35–40 minutes from Milan Bergamo Airport.
Yes. The clubhouse has a restaurant and bar, plus locker rooms and Wi-Fi.
Golf del Ducato – La Rocca is an 18-hole, par-72 parkland course in Sala Baganza, a few kilometres from Parma, designed by Marco Croze and open since 1985. It measures 6,103 metres and winds through oak and acacia woods and small lakes on the edge of the Boschi di Carrega regional park. On this page you can check live tee time availability, compare green fees and book instantly, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before your round.
The course lies in the first hills above the Parma plain, beside the Boschi di Carrega park and the historic estate once owned by Marie Louise of Austria, Duchess of Parma and wife of Napoleon. Its setting in the heart of Italy’s Food Valley makes it an easy combination with a gastronomy trip.
Marco Croze designed the layout, later partly reworked by Luigi Rota Caremoli, and the greens and tees were renewed in 2018. The fairways run through mature oaks and acacias, with small lakes and gently rolling ground: not punishing, but demanding on accuracy, with high-quality greens. The club has hosted national events including the Italian Professional Championship from 2021 to 2023.
Tournament pedigree: La Rocca hosted the Italian Professional Championship from 2021 to 2023 and has been named a PGA Italy Golf Destination.
Green fees at Golf del Ducato – La Rocca change with the season, the day of the week and the time of day, so the best way to see the exact price is to search your date in the booking box. As a general guide:
| When you play | What to expect |
|---|---|
| High season (Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct) | The best months for golf around Parma. Weekends are the busiest. |
| Low season (Nov–Mar, Jul–Aug) | Lower green fees and more availability. Winters can be cold and foggy; midsummer is hot. |
| Afternoon and twilight | Often cheaper than morning slots and ideal if you want a quieter round. |
| Weekdays vs weekends | Weekdays tend to have more availability; weekend slots fill up faster. |
Emilia-Romagna has warm summers and cool winters. Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are the best months for golf. In July and August, early tee times are more comfortable. The club is closed on Mondays, except public holidays.
The club is at Via Campi 8 in Sala Baganza, about 13 km south-west of Parma; follow signs for Collecchio and Sala Baganza. Parking is available at the clubhouse.
| From | Approx. driving time |
|---|---|
| Parma city centre | 15–20 minutes |
| Parma Airport (PMF) | 20 minutes |
| Bologna Airport (BLQ) | 1 hour 15 minutes |
| Milan city centre | 1 hour 45 minutes |
Choose your date, number of players and holes in the booking box on this page and press Search. You will see all available tee times with their green fees. Select a time, confirm your details and you will receive instant confirmation by email.
Green fees vary by season, day and time of day. Search your date in the booking box to see the exact live price per player, with no booking fees.
Yes. Bookings made through Reserve Tee Time can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before your tee time.
The course was designed by Marco Croze and opened in 1985. It was later partly redesigned by Luigi Rota Caremoli.
La Rocca is an 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 6,103 metres.
The club is at Via Campi 8, Sala Baganza, about 13 km south-west of Parma, on the edge of the Boschi di Carrega regional park.
Yes. The clubhouse has a restaurant and bar serving regional cuisine, plus locker rooms.
Golf della Montecchia is a 27-hole championship course in Selvazzano Dentro, just outside Padua, designed by English architect Tom Macaulay and open since 1990. Its three nines, White, Red and Green, lie at the foot of the Euganean Hills beside Villa Emo Capodilista “La Montecchia”, and have hosted the Challenge Tour and the Alps Tour. On this page you can check live tee time availability, compare green fees and book instantly, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before your round.
The club was founded in 1988 by a group of Padua entrepreneurs and lies a short drive west of the city, close to the spa towns of Abano and Montegrotto Terme. Its landmark is Villa Emo Capodilista, known as La Montecchia, a 16th-century Venetian villa built as a hunting lodge that overlooks the course.
Tom Macaulay, then president of the British Association of Golf Course Architects, designed a technical layout on gently rolling ground, later renovated by European Golf Design. Water comes into play on many holes, and the three nines can be combined into different 18-hole rounds. The quality of the course has brought Challenge Tour events in 2001, 2002 and 2013, and the clubhouse restaurant is one of the best in the area.
Tournament pedigree: Montecchia hosted Challenge Tour events in 2001, 2002 and 2013, as well as the Alps Tour.
Green fees at Golf della Montecchia change with the season, the day of the week and the time of day, so the best way to see the exact price is to search your date in the booking box. As a general guide:
| When you play | What to expect |
|---|---|
| High season (Mar–Jun, Sep–Nov) | The best months for golf in the Veneto. Weekends are the busiest. |
| Low season (Dec–Feb, Jul–Aug) | Lower green fees and more availability. Winters can be foggy; midsummer is hot and humid. |
| Afternoon and twilight | Often cheaper than morning slots and ideal if you want a quieter round. |
| Weekdays vs weekends | Weekdays tend to have more availability; weekend slots fill up faster. |
The Veneto has warm summers and cool winters. Spring (March–June) and autumn (September–November) are the best times for golf. In July and August, early tee times are more comfortable.
The club is at Via Montecchia 12 in Selvazzano Dentro, a short drive west of Padua and close to the Padova Ovest exit of the A4 motorway. Parking is available at the clubhouse.
| From | Approx. driving time |
|---|---|
| Padua city centre | 20 minutes |
| Abano Terme | 10 minutes |
| Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) | 50 minutes |
| Venice (Piazzale Roma) | 45 minutes |
Choose your date, number of players and holes in the booking box on this page and press Search. You will see all available tee times with their green fees. Select a time, confirm your details and you will receive instant confirmation by email.
The club has 27 holes in three nines (White, Red and Green), combined to make 18-hole, par-72 rounds.
Green fees vary by season, day and time of day. Search your date in the booking box to see the exact live price per player, with no booking fees.
Yes. Bookings made through Reserve Tee Time can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before your tee time.
The course was designed by English architect Tom Macaulay and opened in 1990. It was later renovated by European Golf Design.
The club is at Via Montecchia 12, Selvazzano Dentro, about 20 minutes from Padua and 50 minutes from Venice Marco Polo Airport.
Yes. It hosted the Challenge Tour in 2001, 2002 and 2013, as well as Alps Tour events.
Circolo Golf Venezia is an 18-hole, par-72 course at Alberoni, on the southern tip of the Venice Lido, founded in 1928 and one of the oldest golf clubs in Italy. It lies between the Adriatic Sea and the Venetian Lagoon on sandy, links-like ground and has hosted the Italian Open three times. On this page you can check live tee time availability, compare green fees and book instantly, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before your round.
The story goes that Henry Ford, staying on the Lido in the late 1920s, asked where he could play golf and was told there was nowhere. Count Giuseppe Volpi and a group of Venetian families founded the club in 1928 on the dunes of Alberoni, and it began with nine holes before being extended to 18 after the Second World War.
The course has the character of a Scottish links, on flat, sandy ground near the sea, with pines and the lagoon close by and the wind as the main defence. Its history is part of the experience: the Italian Open was played here in 1955, 1960 and 1974, and names such as Henry Cotton and the Duke of Windsor have walked its fairways. Arriving by boat across the lagoon makes the day unique.
What makes it different: getting there. Most visitors arrive by vaporetto or water taxi to the Lido, then a short drive to Alberoni.
Green fees at Circolo Golf Venezia change with the season, the day of the week and the time of day, so the best way to see the exact price is to search your date in the booking box. As a general guide:
| When you play | What to expect |
|---|---|
| High season (Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct) | The best months for golf on the Lido. Book ahead, especially at weekends. |
| Low season (Nov–Mar, Jul–Aug) | Lower green fees and more availability. Winters are cool and can be windy; summers are hot. |
| Afternoon and twilight | Often cheaper than morning slots and ideal if you want a quieter round. |
| Weekdays vs weekends | Weekdays tend to have more availability; weekend slots fill up faster. |
The Lido has a mild coastal climate. Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) are the best months for golf. Summer is hot and busy with beach visitors, so early tee times work best.
The club is at Strada Vecchia 1 in Alberoni, at the southern end of the Lido. Take a vaporetto or water taxi to the Lido, then a taxi or bus about 10 km south; you can also bring a car on the car ferry from Tronchetto. Parking is available at the club.
| From | Approx. driving time |
|---|---|
| Lido (Santa Maria Elisabetta) | 15–20 minutes by road |
| Venice (by vaporetto + road) | 45–60 minutes |
| Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) | About 1 hour by water taxi and road |
| Pellestrina | 10 minutes |
Choose your date, number of players and holes in the booking box on this page and press Search. You will see all available tee times with their green fees. Select a time, confirm your details and you will receive instant confirmation by email.
Green fees vary by season, day and time of day. Search your date in the booking box to see the exact live price per player, with no booking fees.
Yes. Bookings made through Reserve Tee Time can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before your tee time.
The club was founded in 1928, starting with nine holes, and was later extended to 18 holes.
Yes. It hosted the Italian Open in 1955, 1960 and 1974.
Take a vaporetto or water taxi to the Lido, then a taxi or bus about 10 km south to Alberoni. Cars can reach the Lido on the ferry from Tronchetto.
It is an 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 6,086 metres from the white tees.
Campo Pratica Reggio Golf is Emilia-Romagna’s most accessible golf facility — purpose-built for beginners and casual players near Reggio Emilia. The 9-hole course (par 27 or par 29 configurations) features water hazards and a 35-bay floodlit driving range. A PGA professional is on site for lessons. The perfect place to start your golf journey in northern Italy.
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Parmagolf Vigatto is an 18-hole parkland course in the Parma countryside between the Via Emilia and the Apennine foothills. Mature woodland, natural water features, and a variety of hole types make for an enjoyable and accessible round in one of Italy’s great culinary regions. Perfect base for a Parma food and golf trip. Book your tee time near Parma.
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