Circolo Golf dell'Ugolino

Circolo Golf dell'Ugolino is an 18-hole golf course located near Florence, Italy, laid out in a circular design around a historic clubhouse. The course is set in hilly Tuscan countryside featuring meadowlands, cypress trees, and pine forests, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

The clubhouse, designed by architect Ghirardo Bosio, is a protected Art Deco structure from the 1930s situated on a hilltop. All 18 holes radiate around this central clubhouse location, creating a distinctive routing that returns players to the center of the property.

The club features comprehensive practice facilities including a driving range with 15 open bays and seven covered bays, a pitching green, large putting green, practice bunker, and chipping area. Additional amenities include a 25m x 12.5m swimming pool with diving facilities designed by renowned engineer Pierluigi Nervi, a gym with golf-specific training equipment, tennis court, and restaurant.

The course accommodates various competitions and hosts a golf academy with professional instruction available. The combination of challenging terrain, scenic Tuscan setting, and substantial practice and leisure facilities makes Circolo Golf dell'Ugolino a comprehensive golf destination suitable for members and guests of varying skill levels.