Golf Senza Confini Tarvisio

Golf Senza Confini Tarvisio is an 18-hole championship course redesigned in 2012 by renowned Venetian architect Marco Croze. Located on a picturesque plateau at 750 meters altitude above Tarvisio in the tristate border region between Italy, Austria, and Slovenia, the course offers spectacular views of the Mangart and Monte Lussari mountains.

The layout features contrasting terrain across two nines. The opening nine holes traverse relatively flat landscape directly below the clubhouse, featuring varied design with strategic refinements. The back nine winds through hillier terrain within Tarvisio forests, incorporating small lakes and strategically positioned bunkers to create engaging challenges. The course stretches 5,263 meters and benefits from approximately 200 sunny days annually.

The setting combines Alpine mountain scenery with Mediterranean influences, creating a distinctive golfing environment. The course is characterized by its panoramic challenges, blending demanding strategic play with scenic beauty. Open from mid-April through mid-November, it accommodates players of varying abilities while maintaining professional standards, with a maximum membership cap of 300 golfers.