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Golf Club Le Fonti

Emilia-Romagna

Golf club Le Miniere

Toscana 3 upcoming events

Golf Club Le Miniere is located in Cavriglia, Arezzo, Italy, on a former mining area. The club began with a practice range and three-hole short course before expanding. A new championship-caliber 18-hole course with par 68 is currently under development by architects David and Vincenzo Mezzacane, with completion expected by 2026. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all levels, with the club's motto being "Golf for everyone." The facility offers PGA instruction through certified professionals, including both individual and group lessons. The club is actively involved in organizing tournaments and competitions throughout the year. An introductory program provides five lessons with a PGA instructor and two months of unlimited course access as an entry point for new golfers interested in joining the club's membership.

Golf Club Le Pavoniere

Toscana

The Golf Course in Prato, Tuscany, near Florence, is an 18-hole, par 72 layout designed by Arnold Palmer. The site is set within an ancient park that was once part of the Leopoldo dei Medici estates, featuring a restored nineteenth-century villa. The terrain is characterized by undulating fairways, native tree plantings, and significant water hazards that define the strategic nature of the course. The design incorporates Palmer's signature elements, including treacherous gullies, island fairways, and greens protected by bunkers and water. The course presents a varied challenge with a total yardage ranging from 165 meters on the shortest par 3 to 516 meters on the longest par 5. Hole 5, a 200-meter par 3, features a large water hazard that laps the green. Hole 16, a 516-meter par 5, is flanked by out-of-bounds areas and treacherous bunkers. Several holes are noted for their difficulty, including Hole 2, where a water hazard reaches under the green, and Hole 13, a narrow island fairway flanked by canals that is considered one of the most difficult on the course. Conversely, Hole 14 is identified as the easiest hole, though it still requires care regarding a water hazard on the left. Notable features include the island fairways on Holes 4, 6, and 13, which require precise tee shots. Hole 6 is described as the most scenic, with a tricky approach protected by water and a large bunker. The course also features significant bunkering, such as the large bunkers protecting the green on Hole 9 and the numerous bunkers on the challenging par 5, Hole 11. The layout demands accuracy off the tee and careful approach shots, with water hazards playing a critical role on holes 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 14, and 18. The club was established twenty years ago by a group of passionate players, integrating the natural landscape with the golf course. The setting includes 1,800 newly planted native trees and flower banks around water obstacles, greens, and tees. The course has received the National Award "Committed to Green" for eco-sustainable golf in 2021, reflecting its environmental stewardship. The facility caters to players of various skill levels, offering a challenging round that tests ability through strategic design and natural hazards.

Golf Club Lecco

Lombardia

Golf Club Lecco is an 18-hole golf course located in Annone Brianza in the Brianza region, nestled at the foot of the Resegone and Grigne mountains in the Lombardy Prealps. Founded in 1997, the club occupies restored 17th-century structures that have been carefully maintained to preserve their historical character. The course is situated in one of the most scenic areas of the Brianza countryside, offering natural landscape and mountain views. The club provides comprehensive facilities including a practice range, golf school, swimming pool, bar, and dining areas. It hosts various competitions including a social championship, the Score D'oro tournament, and a 9-hole circuit called Golf Tour 63 Road to Tuscany. The course operates seven days a week and offers tee time bookings. Additional amenities include a pro shop and free Wi-Fi throughout the facility.

Golf Club Leitershofen

Bayern

Golf Club Les Bois

Jura

Golf Club Les Bois is an 18-hole course situated at 1,000 meters altitude in the Swiss Jura, within the distinctive landscape of the Franches-Montagnes region. The course features a unique setting characterized by the typical terrain and scenery of this mountainous area. The layout includes holes 1-9 and holes 10-18, with winter greens available for members during challenging weather conditions. The facility is set in an exceptional location offering distinctive views and natural beauty typical of the Jura landscape. Beyond the golf course, the club operates a hotel with nine rooms and a restaurant housed in a renovated traditional Jurassien farmhouse, which accommodates up to 190-200 guests across its brasserie, dining room, and terrace spaces. The club celebrates 30 years of operation and maintains an active membership program with various sections and sporting competitions.

Golf Club les Coullaux

Vaud

Golf Club Les Coullaux is a 9-hole golf course located in Chessel, Switzerland, nestled along the Rhône River approximately fifteen minutes from Montreux. The course sits at 380 meters altitude at the foot of the Alpine mountains, offering spectacular mountain views. The course features a par 30 layout with a total length of 1,585 meters. It is designed to accommodate both beginners and experienced golfers, presenting varied technical challenges through narrow fairways bordered by forest and the Rhône River. The terrain demands precision and strategic play while remaining relatively accessible. Golf Club Les Coullaux operates seasonally during favorable weather conditions, from dawn to dusk. The course serves as a venue for numerous competitions throughout the year. Notable characteristics include its exceptional mountain setting, riverside location, and the combination of forested terrain with water hazards that define play. The club welcomes members year-round with unlimited access to facilities and operates a practice range alongside the main course.

Golf Club Leuk

Valais/Wallis

Links Leuk Golfresort is Switzerland's only Scottish links-style golf course, located in the heart of Valais near Susten. Opened in 2002 as Golf Club Leuk, the course features 18 holes with a par of 72 and offers an authentic links experience with genuine Scottish character. The landscape provides scenic views of the Valais mountains and benefits from approximately 364 days of sunshine annually, creating favorable playing conditions. The links-style layout presents distinctive characteristics typical of Scottish courses, with undulating terrain and natural hazards. The course is designed to challenge golfers while maintaining the traditional links aesthetic. In 2019, a four-star hotel with 18 generous rooms was constructed adjacent to the clubhouse, offering golfers and non-golfers accommodation with views of both the course and surrounding mountains. The resort functions as a comprehensive golfing destination, hosting tournaments and offering professional instruction through its golf academy. Beyond golf, the facility includes a restaurant with distinctive ambiance and serves as a venue for various events and sporting activities, appealing to both dedicated golfers and general resort visitors.

Golf Club Liberec

Liberecký kraj

Golf Club Liberec is an 18-hole golf course located in Liberec, Czech Republic. The course is set within a natural environment offering panoramic views of Ještěd mountain and the surrounding hills and forests. This scenic landscape setting provides an attractive backdrop for play. The facility serves as a comprehensive golfing destination beyond just the course itself. It hosts various events including corporate functions, celebrations, weddings, golf tournaments, and beginner golf academies. The course operates seasonally, utilizing both summer and winter greens to extend playability throughout the year. Golf Club Liberec maintains tournament activity with regular club championships and organized events throughout the calendar. The venue was recognized as Golf Course of the Year in 2025, indicating its standing within the regional golf community. The course offers additional amenities including a restaurant, training facilities with professional instructors, and a pro shop, making it a full-service golf destination.

Golf Club Libertad

Buenos Aires

Golf Club Libouchec

Ústecký kraj

Golf Club Lignano

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Golf Club Lignano is an 18-hole, par-72 course spanning 70 hectares in northern Italy, located near the coastal town of Lignano Sabbiadoro in Friuli Venezia Giulia. The course is set within a beautiful pine forest just minutes from an 8-kilometer Blue Flag beach, offering a distinctive landscape combining golf with natural coastal surroundings. The layout is technically challenging and diverse, featuring prominent water hazards and extensive sand areas that characterize the playing experience. The course presents a stimulating test of golf skill across its varied terrain. Beyond the golf course, the facility offers comprehensive amenities including a 24-room hotel with rooms overlooking the course, the Ristorante Al Golf serving Italian cuisine, and a wellness and beauty center. The club hosts the Golf Sport Academy, directed by professional golfer Thomas Feyrsinger, offering instruction and coaching programs including youth academy options. The facility demonstrates environmental commitment through solar panel installation producing approximately 40,000 kWh annually. The course hosts regular tournaments and competitions throughout the year, making it a notable venue in the northern Italian golf landscape.

Golf Club Lipperswil

Thurgau 2 upcoming events

Golf Club Lipperswil is a 4-star superior 27-hole golf course opened in 2000, located on the Seerücken hills in Thurgau, Switzerland. Designed by course architect Kurt Rossknecht, the layout comprises three distinct 9-hole courses that can be combined in various configurations to provide versatile play for all skill levels. The course integrates the natural rolling landscape of the Seerücken region with native trees, offering scenic views toward the Alps and Lake Constance. The terrain's gentle hills create an accessible yet engaging design. Rossknecht's philosophy emphasized creating an enjoyable experience across different playing abilities while maintaining regional character. The facility features 27 holes, an extensive driving range with grass tees, practice greens, a pro shop, and a modern clubhouse with a large sun terrace. The on-site Restaurant TWENTY7 provides dining with panoramic views. The course offers instruction through a PGA academy and hosts events including tournaments. A notable moment occurred in June 2023 when Gary Player, the legendary golfer, visited and recorded his 36th hole-in-one on hole 14. Since 2024, the club participates in the Private Partner Golf (PPG) network.

Golf Club Livorno Srl SSD

Toscana

Golf Club Lugano

Ticino

Golf Club Madesimo

Lombardia

Golf Club Madesimo is a unique six-hole mountain course located at an altitude of 1,600 meters, operating seasonally from June to late September. The layout is designed with environmental respect and integrates with the surrounding ski slopes, offering a distinct high-altitude golfing experience. The course is situated in a suggestive alpine environment, surrounded by peaks often covered in snow even in mid-summer, and is home to local wildlife such as marmots. The course consists of two par-4 holes and four par-3 holes, with a total par of 26. Since 2022, the back tees for the first three holes have been homologated for official play. During competitions, the six holes are played twice to create a nine-hole equivalent loop, utilizing specific hole combinations to reach a total of nine distinct playing segments. The driving range is located near the clubhouse and is protected by an anti-avalanche barrier. Hole 1 is a 210-meter par-4 featuring a light dog-leg to the right. The fairway has a steep slope from right to left, and the elevated green is surrounded by out-of-bounds areas and a small bunker. Hole 2 is a 141-meter par-3 that is narrow and tricky, with out-of-bounds running along the entire right side and a water obstacle at the rear of the green. Hole 3, a 133-meter par-3, is described as a beautiful mountain hole that rewards accurate shots, with a water obstacle on the right and a larch forest on the left. Hole 4 is a 136-meter par-3 with a significant height difference of about 30 meters between the tee and the green. A lateral water obstacle runs the length of the left side, and players must be cautious of the ski lift cables. Hole 5 is a short 111-meter par-3 that plays slightly uphill, featuring a lateral water hazard on the right and a steep slope behind the green that can make ball retrieval difficult. The final hole, Hole 6, is a 233-meter par-4 with a dog-leg to the right and a strong slope. A small stream flows along the right side for the entire length, and the green is wide and fast with a pronounced rise on the right side.

Golf Club Mahlow e.V.

Brandenburg

Golf Club Malevil

Liberecký kraj

Golf Club MareDiRoma

Lazio

Golf Club Margara

Piemonte

Margara Golf & Country Club is a prestigious golf facility located in Fubine Monferrato in the Monferrato region of Piedmont, Italy, a UNESCO World Heritage area. The club features 36 holes divided into two championship-level courses: Percorso Glauco Lolli Ghetti and Percorso La Guazzetta. With over 50 years of history, Margara has established itself as a significant tournament venue, having hosted 2 Ladies Italian Open championships and 22 European Challenge Tour events. The courses are set within the picturesque landscape of the Monferrato hills, offering scenic views and challenging play. Beyond golf, the facility provides comprehensive country club amenities including a swimming pool, tennis courts, gymnasium, and sauna. The club caters to both competitive players and leisure golfers, offering memberships, green fee packages, golf academy programs, and hospitality services with accommodations and apartments available for visiting golfers.

Golf Club Marienfeld

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golf Club Marienfeld is an 18-hole golf course located in Marienfeld, Germany, playable year-round. The course is designed as an oasis of tranquility while serving as a social gathering point for the community. The facility emphasizes natural surroundings and flora as part of its appeal, with the motto "experiencing nature in its most beautiful form." The course welcomes golfers of all skill levels and ages, from beginners to experienced players. The club features comprehensive practice facilities including a driving range with covered bays, putting green, pitching green, and practice bunker. An on-site clubhouse provides dining and leisure amenities where players can relax after their rounds. Youth development receives particular emphasis within the club's philosophy. The membership comprises individuals of various ages and interests, all united by their passion for golf. The club maintains an active competitive calendar with tournaments and club championships, demonstrating an organized competitive structure alongside recreational play.

Golf Club Marigola

Liguria

Located in Lerici on the Ligurian coast, the Golf Club Marigola is a nine-hole course set on terraced slopes overlooking the Gulf of Poets. The layout was designed in 1978 by architects Franco Marmori and Bellò, following the acquisition of the property by the Migliorini family who sought to promote the sport in the area. The course is characterized by its compact nature, with fairways and English-style greens that demand precision and tactical decision-making over raw distance. The terrain is defined by significant elevation changes and narrow landing zones that require careful club selection. The opening hole, known as "La Porta del Campo," features a raised tee and a narrow fairway protected by bunkers and out-of-bounds, immediately testing a player's accuracy. Subsequent holes navigate through olive groves and past the historic Castle of Lerici, with greens that are often small, protected by sand traps, or elevated. The course includes a mix of par 3s and par 4s, with a total par of 28 for the nine holes. Water hazards and out-of-bounds areas are strategically placed throughout the round, including a lake that appears early in the round and water running along the side of certain holes. The difficulty is heightened by the steep slopes and micro-undulations on the putting surfaces, which require a delicate touch. The course was officially affiliated with the Italian Golf Federation in 1987 and has recently achieved homologation under the World Handicap System, ensuring its ratings meet international standards.

Golf Club Matterhorn

Valais/Wallis

Golf Club Matterhorn is a parkland course located in the Valais Alps near Zermatt, Switzerland, at an elevation of 1,420 meters with views of Breithorn and Klein Matterhorn. Designed by Scottish architect John Chilver-Stainer, the course features a unique 9-hole plus concept with 18 tees, allowing players to experience 18-hole play from varying tee positions on nine greens. This design provides technical and tactical challenges across a mostly flat terrain set against spectacular mountain scenery. The course welcomes members, guests, and beginners alike, offering a distinctive golfing experience. The facility includes a driving range, putting green, chipping green, pitching green, and practice bunker. Golf instruction is available through Swiss PGA professional Dario Perren, with programs for both beginners and experienced players. The venue also hosts the Matterhorn Eagle Cup, a team competition held against the iconic backdrop of the Matterhorn mountain.