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Golf, Wine & Spa in Prosecco Hills & Asolo: 3-Day Itinerary

golf and wine in the Prosecco Hills & Asolo

Asolo Golf Club's 27 holes sit inside the UNESCO-listed Prosecco hills, with Villa Sandi 9 km away and the steep Valdobbiadene vineyards a short drive further on. This itinerary is golf and wine only: there is no thermal entity within its measured radius, and the FAQ below says so plainly.

5 courses in range
5 wineries in range
0 thermal spots in range
4 itineraries within 2 h
Vineyard rows in the Prosecco hills
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27 holes, then a name everyone knows

Morning: Asolo Golf Club, 27 holes across three nines in the hills above Cavaso del Tomba, laid out with the UNESCO-listed Prosecco vineyards as a backdrop. Pick any two of the three nines and the round still runs a full 18.

Afternoon: Villa Sandi, 9 km away in Crocetta del Montello, one of the names most likely to be on a Prosecco list outside Italy.

Recommended tasting

Villa Sandi

A guided tasting and cellar visit, 9 km from the clubhouse. From 25 euro per person.

Steep vineyard slopes near Valdobbiadene
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Into the UNESCO hills

No golf today: the Conegliano-Valdobbiadene hillside, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019, rewards a full afternoon rather than a quick stop. Bisol 1542 and Nino Franco, both in Valdobbiadene, work the steep "Rive" slopes that give the appellation's best wines their name. Masottina, in Conegliano at the flatter end of the hills, makes an easier third stop if the group wants to compare styles.

Closer to the clubhouse, Sui Nui Spumanti, 4 km away, is the option if a shorter afternoon suits the trip better.

Fairway in the Veneto foothills
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A second round, or a longer stay

Morning: Golf Club Ca' Amata, 18 km from Asolo, for a change of scenery on the day before travelling on. Three further nine-hole courses, around Treviso and up in Pieve Tesino, sit within this itinerary's radius for a longer stay but add real driving time.

This itinerary has no thermal entity within its measured radius: it is a golf-and-wine itinerary by the numbers, not a golf-wine-spa one. The nearest spa town on this site, Abano in the Euganean Hills, is 65 km away, a genuine day trip rather than an add-on.

The recommended route
FromToKmDrive
Day 1
Asolo Golf ClubVilla Sandi9 km~15 min
Day 2
Asolo Golf ClubSui Nui Spumanti Società Agricola4 km~10 min
Day 3
Asolo Golf ClubGolf Club Ca' Amata18 km~25 min
Asolo Golf ClubGolf Club I Salici34 km~40 min
Asolo Golf ClubTesino Golf Club La Farfalla34 km~45 min

Distances calculated from OpenStreetMap coordinates, August 2026. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Drive times are estimates on rural roads.

Getting there by car

VCE
From Venice Marco Polo

About 51 km, under an hour via the A27 and the SR348.

VRN
From Verona

About 96 km, around an hour and a half via the A4 and A27.

BLQ
From Bologna

About 156 km, around two hours via the A13 and A27.

Times are approximate, to Asolo Golf Club, outside peak traffic. A car is essential for this itinerary.

The weather

Bars: average rain days · Line: average daily max, °C
0102030°C7.19.412.816.620.225.427.92822.817.912.18.2JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecJFMAMJJASOND
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May is the wettest month here, 17.1 rain days, the highest of any month on this page: the vineyard visits make a safer plan than the fairway.

02

August runs the hottest reading at 28.0 degrees but drops to 9.3 rain days, a better trade-off than the wetter spring.

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September is the measured best month, 22.8 degrees with washout days down to 7.8, lining up with the start of the Prosecco harvest.

When to go

Apr–Jun

April is cool at 16.6 degrees; May turns wet fast, 17.1 rain days, before June settles at 25.4.

Jul–Aug

Warm, 27.9 to 28.0 degrees, and drier than the spring. Book earlier tee times to beat the afternoon heat.

Sep–OctOur pick

September holds the measured peak, 22.8 degrees and 7.8 washout days, as the Valdobbiadene harvest gets under way.

Nov–Mar

Cold by January, 7.1 degrees, and the wettest stretch of the year outside May. Quiet fairways, lower rates.

Computed from ERA5 reanalysis (Open-Meteo), daily data 2015–2024, Asolo Golf Club coordinates.

Vineyard hills near Asolo

The territory

photo: Pexels

The land

Terroir

The Conegliano-Valdobbiadene hillside, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019, grows Glera on slopes steep enough that some rows are still worked by hand. The steepest, best-exposed parcels carry the 'Rive' designation, the appellation's own marker of a harder, better site, distinct from the flatter Prosecco DOC grown across the wider plain.

History

Asolo itself, the hill town above the golf club, was the retirement seat of Caterina Cornaro, the Venetian-born queen of Cyprus, in the late 15th century, and it has kept the nickname the City of a Hundred Horizons ever since.

Climate

A humid, hilly stretch of the Veneto foothills, wetter in spring than the plain below and prone to a properly wet November. The golf year runs April to October, with September the measured calm point: see the chart above.

Steep vineyard slopes near Valdobbiadene

Golf courses

Wineries

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What to pack

Tuned to the climate above. May is the wettest month here of the whole year: pack a shell even for a summer date.

A packable rain shell

May averages 17.1 rain days, the wettest month on this page. Keep a light shell in the golf bag whatever the forecast says.

Wine luggage protection

Between Villa Sandi and the Valdobbiadene producers, you will want to fly home with a case of Prosecco. A padded wine case or inflatable bottle sleeves turn a dozen bottles into safe checked luggage.

Travel cover for the clubs

Flying into Venice or Verona with your own set: a padded travel cover costs less than replacing a bent driver at the carousel.

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Good to know

Do I need a car?

Yes. Asolo Golf Club and the Valdobbiadene producers sit on rural roads with no useful public transport between them. Automatic rentals are limited in this part of the Veneto, so book ahead.

Is there a thermal or spa option on this itinerary?

Not within this itinerary's measured radius: the entity count is genuinely zero. The nearest spa town on this site is Abano in the Euganean Hills, 65 km away, workable as a separate day trip rather than part of this three-day plan.

Is September really the best month?

By the measured numbers, yes: 22.8 degrees and washout days down to 7.8, against a wetter, cooler spring and a hotter, more humid August. It also lines up with the start of the Valdobbiadene harvest.

What is the difference between Prosecco DOC and this hillside appellation?

Prosecco DOC covers a much larger flat area across the wider Veneto and Friuli. The Conegliano-Valdobbiadene hillside above Asolo, UNESCO-listed since 2019, is steeper, hand-worked in its best plots, and carries the separate DOCG designation; the 'Rive' wines come from its single best-exposed slopes.

Are visitors welcome at Asolo Golf Club?

Yes, green-fee players are accepted across all three nines. In high season, book tee times at least a few days ahead.

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