Golf Club Boves

Golf Club Boves is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned Canadian architect Graham Cooke. The course stretches 6,018 meters with a par of 72, following Cooke's distinctive design philosophy that respects and integrates natural landscape features.

Located in Boves in the Piedmont region, the course winds along the Gesso torrent on the city's western side. The setting is characterized by gently rolling terrain, typical riverine vegetation, and dramatic Alpine backdrop featuring peaks including Monviso to the west, Marguareis to the east, and notably Mount Bisalta, which dominates the course with its imposing proximity.

The course incorporates natural water features including streams and small lakes, strategically positioned bunkers, and demonstrates harmonious integration with the Maritime Alps landscape. The gentle undulations of the terrain combined with water hazards and mountain vistas create a challenging yet scenic playing experience. The design reflects careful environmental consideration while providing a quality championship-level test of golf.