Elba Golf Club Acquabona

Elba Golf Club Acquabona is a 9-hole hillside course located on the island of Elba in Tuscany, Italy, situated midway between Portoferraio and Porto Azzurro near Lacona. Founded in 1971, it was one of the first golf courses built on an Italian island, designed by Gianni Albertini, then President of the Italian Golf Federation.

The course measures 5,144 meters with a par of 68 and features double tees for 18-hole play. Set in a natural panoramic landscape with views extending to both coastal gulfs and inland terrain, the course offers challenging and interesting play. Notable holes include hole 2, a downhill par 3 of 185 meters with cross winds and four bunkers protecting the green, and hole 8, a challenging right dogleg uphill hole with eucalyptus trees lining the fairway and three protective bunkers fronting a narrow, sloping green.

The club provides comprehensive facilities including a practice range with 5 covered stations and 10 grass positions, an 18-hole putting green, professional instruction, pro shop, swimming pool, restaurant services, and equipment rental. The course is open daily year-round, closed Mondays only during low season.