Golf Club Stupinigi

Golf Club Stupinigi is a 9-hole golf course located in Turin, Italy, founded in 1953 as a practice facility before expanding to include a full course. It is Turin's only municipal golf course, situated on 14 hectares of green space integrated within the urban landscape. The course is conveniently accessible by car via nearby highways and tree-lined avenues, as well as by public transportation with a stop directly at the entrance.

The course is characterized as short but technically challenging, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers. It features practice facilities including 11 covered and 13 outdoor hitting stations, a putting green, and an approach area positioned in front of the clubhouse. The club takes its name from the nearby Stupinigi hunting lodge, a Savoy residence designed by Juvarra, located on the same historic tree-lined axis connecting to the Royal Palace. Golf Club Stupinigi offers golf instruction through its school and hosts regular competitions sanctioned by the Italian Golf Federation. A restaurant is also available on the premises.