Golf Courses in Venice
Asolo Golf Club
Being close to Vicenza, Treviso, Padova, Venice and even Austria, Asolo is a must-play course when exploring this superb region of Veneto. The golf course is spread over a very beautiful and uncluttered site and comprises of three combinable 9 hole courses to form several different 18-hole layouts. Read more about Asolo Golf Club Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
Ca Della Nave Golf Club
Ca’ della Nave has a surface of 75 hectares (1854 acres) and can offer players two different courses: a “classic” one of 18 holes, par 72 and an “executive” one of 9 holes. The two courses were designed by Arnold Palmer, who, for Villa Grimani Morosini Taneda Ca’ della Nave, laid out exclusive plans for a golf course for the first time in Italy. The result is an excellent course, both technically and aesthetically characterized by several artificial lakes, which can be found at 12 of the 18 holes. Read more about Ca Della Nave Golf Club Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
Castelfranco Golf Club
Situated within the grounds of Villa Ca’ Amata park, this course is on one of Venice’s most prestigious architectural sites. The architectural elements such as walls, bridges and waterfalls lend an absolutely exclusive charm to this course. Particular care has been taken in choosing the trees, shrubs and flowers surrounding the course. Covering a total area of 50 hectares, each hole has two teeing areas, ensuring a diverse and technical course and making it accessible to golfers of all levels. New 9 holes will be ready at the end of 2010, perfectly integrated with the current ones. Read more about Castelfranco Golf Club Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
Frassanelle Golf Club
The Frassanelle course has been designed with modern principles, with insidious, undulated greens for the presence of the numerous water obstacles like lakes and streams. Each hole requests maximum concentration and a game strategy completely different from the one used on the previous hole. The changing-rooms have a sauna and solarium, guaranteeing the golfer complete relaxation after the game. Read more about Frassanelle Golf Club Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
Golf Club Asiago
The Asiago Golf Club is considered one of the finest mountain courses in Europe. The layout was designed by Peter Harradine and the great advantage of the course is that, although it is in the mountains, the game is played on a plateau, without particular differences in height, ensuring that players can always address the ball with their feet on level ground. Constructed in 1960 with nine holes designed by J. Harris, the course has been completely renewed with 18 holes. The particular environmental characteristics aided the success of the project and the whole work was achieved respecting the precious ecosystem that surrounds the golf club. Read more about Golf Club Asiago Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
Golf Club Colli Berici
The Colli Berici Golf Club is situated in a privileged position, surrounded by the charming countryside of the Berici Hills, but at the same time easily accessible with the Montecchio Maggiore motorway exit close by, at a short distance from the historic centre of Vicenza. The 18-hole course, protected by the hills of Brendola and Altavilla townships, has an average altitude of 300 m. The first 9 holes, terraced to overlook the plain surrounding Vicenza, enjoy the splendid views of the Lessini Mountains and the Little Dolomites; the back nine, on the other hand, venture into dense, relaxing oak, hornbeam and chestnut woodland. Read more about Golf Club Colli Berici Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
Golf Club Venezia
Venice Golf Club is constructed on sand dunes (sand dunes oasis in Lido is protected by WWF), making it one of the few true links courses in Italy. It offers panoramic views with splendid maritime pine trees and other mature vegetation. The teeing area for the first hole is situated on the top of an ancient Venetian fort. The water hazards, vegetation, natural sand in the bunker and sandy rough, make this course technically very interesting, and it ranks as one of the top 10 courses in Italy. Read more about Golf Club Venezia Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
La Montecchia
Golf della Montecchia, adjoining the La Montecchia estate, was designed by Tom Macaulay, chairman of the British Association of Golf Course Architects. The site comprises of an 18-hole course and a 9-hole course and covers over 200 acres. Attached to the course is the clubhouse - a converted tobacco warehouse - the excellent Restaurant Relais Golf Montecchia, run by the Alajmo family, who also own the restaurant Le Calandre, which has been awarded 3 Michelin stars this year, a bar, a pro-shop and the swimming pool with sauna. Read more about La Montecchia Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
Padova Golf Club
Designed by the course architect John Harris from the Cotton Studio based in London, this 18-hole par 72 course plays along the base of Colli Euganei Hills and the first impression is one of technical and natural harmony, more than 8000 plants has been chosen to increase the game charm. Consistently rated among the 20 best courses in Italy, Padova Golf Club has hosted a number of major Italian Championship and Opens over the last twenty years, and it has seen growing up great Italian players like Toni Lionello. Read more about Padova Golf Club Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
Villa Condulmer
Opened in 1960, Villa Condulmer Golf Course is among the oldest and most glamourous courses in the Venice region. The noble owners of the 12th century Villa, an historic dwelling for Venetian families, decided to create a golf course into the Villa garden. Situated on perfectly flat ground, this course blends superbly with its natural surroundings within enchanting Veneto countryside and within charming Italian architecture of several ancient villas adjacent to the course area. Read more about Villa Condulmer Find Accommodation + Add to My Trip
