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A strategically demanding parkland layout flanked by ancient oaks, with.
Indicative range for a visitor, not a rate card: weekdays, weekends and season move it.
The course
A strategically demanding parkland layout flanked by ancient oaks, with doglegs, water and elevation: one of Italy's most challenging courses, and the home of the Italian Golf Federation.
Designed by George Fazio, Jim Fazio, David Mezzacane and opened in 1990. Hosted the 1991 World Cup of Golf; FIG Federal Technical Center and National Golf School; Italian Challenge Open venue. Formerly known as Le Querce.
The course in pictures
Our own photographs, taken on site.
| Holes | 18 |
| Par | 72 |
| Length | 6.462 m |
| Season | Year round |
| Slope | 147 (men, back tees) |
| Course rating | 74.4 |
Course data verified against GolfCourseAPI, August 2026.
The course, charted
Practical notes
- Visitors are welcome on green fee; a handicap certificate is asked at check in.
- Book tee times ahead in high season, by email or phone.
- A car is the way in: this is rural-road country.
How to approach it
- 01
Target golf from the first tee: forced carries, deep rough and undulating greens punish the brave line;
- 02
the par 3s stretch past 210 metres, so bring the long irons warmed up.
The itinerary
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The year here
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