Explore The Course
A course to be enjoyed hole by hole.
Have a look at the course map and discover our 18 holes.
Hole 1
This par 4 features a slight left to right dogleg: hitting the tee shot to the left side of the fairway is recommended, thus have an open second shot towards the green that is protected by two trees on both sides.
Hole 2
The most difficult Par 4 of the course: the layout includes a right to left dogleg with a green protected by a penalty area. Laying-up before the penalty area is suggested for mid-high handicap players, thus playing to the green from a more accessible angle.
Hole 3
A short par 4 with a treacherous green. Out of Bounds on both sides. Accuracy is key, and a drive with a slight fade is suggested to reach the green without further hazards.
Hole 4
Par 3 with a penalty area on its right. The two levels green represent the main difficulty of this hole; reading the green is key here.
Hole 5
Fairway characterised by a wide first shot’s landing area. The two levels green with a growing left to right slope is a challenge for players of all levels.
Hole 6
Short Par 5 that can be reached in two shots by the longer and more experienced players. However, the green is protected by a wide lake, making sure that extreme accuracy with long irons is required. The three shots strategy is therefore recommended if no risks want to be taken.
Hole 7
A long par 3 with a frontal penalty area and out of bounds to the left: a safe shot to the right side of the green is suggested.
Hole 8
A fun, reachable par 4 for longer players. The safest strategy here suggests laying up to the right side of the fairway, thus leaving an easy second shot to the green.
Hole 9
A straight par 4 without particular hazards. Pin positions here can make the hole more complicated than expected. Therefore it is always suggested to have a look at the pin position when on the tee box, thus to decide the best strategy and leaving the correct club selection for the second shot.
Hole 10
A long par 4 with a penalty area on the left of the driver landing area. The elevated green is protected by a large pine tree on its left.
Hole 11
A classic “risk/reward” short par 4. The green can be reached with the first shot, but the shot must be extremely precise as the green is protected by two bunkers, making the final approach shot particularly delicate.
Hole 12
A very long par 4 with a large fairway bunker coinciding with the drive landing area. Green on two levels protected by two large bunkers.
Hole 13
Par 3 without remarkable difficulties except for its length. The wide, unguarded green accepts shots right from the front.
Hole 14
A recovery par 5: a wide fairway allows for two comfortable, unforced shots for a safer attack on the green, which is protected by a small bunker.
Hole 15
Par 4 characterised by a narrow tee shot that opens up into a wide fairway. The elevated green with an accented slope that forces treacherous pin positions represents the real difficulty of this hole.
Hole 16
Short par 3 with a three-levels-green protected by a bunker on the left.
Hole 17
A slight dogleg left. Skilled players with good distance control off the tee should opt for a 3-wood, playing it toward the right side of the fairway; doing so will allow an approach to the green without requiring any further particular strategy.
Hole 18
A short but delicate par 3, defended by a frontal penalty area and bunkers around the green, extending horizontally for about 30 meters.