Golf Club Le Pavoniere

Course: 18 holes, Par 72, 6131 meters
Architect: Arnold Palmer
Topography: wide, flat, a lot of water
Distinctive features: Although the notion of Links is used carefully, we can find here many similar features.

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Golf Club Tirrenia

Course: 9 holes, Par 72, 6068 meters
Architect: Henry Cotton
Topography: Light slope, narrow fairways with high trees.
Distinctive features: Straight strokes are the key to success on this traditional course which is located in the middle of the mediterranean scrub. The small greens add more difficulties.

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Argentario Golf Club

Course: 18 holes, Par 71, 6153 meters
Architects: David Mezzacane, Baldovino Dassu
Topography: Mediterranean trees, hilly course.
Distinctive features: the architects have been able to take the subject of the landscape and perfectly adapt it to the play

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Golf Club Bellosguardo Vinci

Course: 9 holes, Par 73, 6320 meters
Topography: one of the longest courses in Italy.
Distinctive features: pure tuscan atmosphere . The landscape
dominates here with its marvelous nature. The play is suitable for every level.

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Golf Club Castelfalfi A.S.D.

Mountain Course: 18 holes, Par 72, 6351 meters
Lake Course: 9 holes, Par 36, 3171 meters
Architect : Rainer Preissmann & Wilfried Moroder
Topography : hilly, but not steep
Special features : a successful mix of European design and international design

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Golf Club Cosmopolitan

Course:18 holes, par 72, 6291 meters, 6291 meters
Architect: David Mezzacane
Topography: flat, clearings
Distinctive features: the wind is always blowing. Usual drive's lenght won't be guaranteed.

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Golf Club Forte dei Marmi

Course: 18 holes, Par 71, 5873 meters
Architect: Marco Croze
Topography: flat, many water hazards
Distinctive features: you'll never feel completely shelterd here: surprises are always in the lookout on these very fast greens.


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Golf Club Punta Ala

Course: 18 holes, Par 72, 6168 meters
Architect: Giulio Cavalsani
Topography:Really hilly landscape, big greens and quite windy
Distinctive features: From the course you always have a breathtaking view on the sea. In addition to the panorama, the course offers lots of natural obstacles and a remarkable number of beautiful trees. The greens are fair to play.

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Royal Golf La Bagnaia

Course: 18 holes, Par 71, 5873 meters
Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Topography: Scottish-style course, gentle rolling hills, five lakes
Distinctive features: the wind blows from every direction and comes
into play on this course making it a challenge unto itself.


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Golf Club Ugolino

Course: 18 holes, 72 Par, 5676 meters
Architect: Cecil Blandford and Peter Gannon
Topography: very hilly and several water hazards.
Distinctive features: your play and your eyes will be delighted by the
several olive and fruit trees. It is mentioned in the well-known book "50
places to play Golf before you die" by Chris Santella.

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Golf Club Montecatini

Course: 18 holes, Par 72, 5857 meters
Architect: Marco Croze
Topography: hillside, many trees, water hazards
Distinctive features: those who are not able to bring sloping courses under control, will learn it here.


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Golf Club Toscana

Course: 18 holes, Par 71, 5852 meters
Architect: Keith Preston
Topography: flat at the beginning and then very hilly.
Huge greens and a lt of water hazards.
Distinctive features: the sport equipment has to be complete: good
quality drivers, precise golf clubs and the best putters. The course requires all your skills - good drives, precise irons, good putts. You should better have a good variety of strokes.

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Golf Club Saturnia

Course : 18 holes, Par 72, 5933 meters
Architect : Ronald Fream (Golf Plan)
Topography : mediterranean vegetation, hilly
Special features : a little hilly with water obstacles

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