Race to... Arzaga Golf '26 - 2^ Prova

Description

The Race to Arzaga Golf '26 returns for its second edition on March 14, 2026, at Argentario Golf Club. This open competition welcomes individual players competing in Stableford format, offering an accessible scoring system that rewards consistent play throughout the round.

Argentario Golf Club

Toscana, Italy

Argentario Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Porto Ercole, Tuscany, Italy, featuring 6,295 meters and a par of 71. The course is situated in a protected natural area, approximately 5 minutes from the Feniglia Dune Nature Reserve, offering panoramic views of Orbetello Lagoon, the sea, and Monte Argentario slopes. This scenic setting creates a microclimate allowing year-round play. In 2019, the PGA designated Argentario Golf Club as Italy's national golf course, making it the only Italian course with the "PGA National Golf Course Italy" license. The course is certified bio eco-compatible under "Agri Cert" standards, using only natural products for maintenance. The club has hosted major tournaments, including the 82nd Italian Open (DP World Tour) in June 2025. The facility includes a clubhouse designed in the tradition of historic Anglo-Saxon golf clubs with contemporary details, offering dining, a pro shop, and panoramic terrace views of the course and lagoon.