Top 12 Golf Courses in Veneto

Veneto is one of Italy’s most beautiful regions, home to cities filled with history, culture, and special cuisine. But did you know that this stunning area is also a golfer’s paradise?

The region has over 27 golf clubs for all kinds of players, some of which are best-rated. Each one of them is designed to fit different players’ skills and styles. 

So, if you love this sport or simply want to learn how to play, you’re at the right place.

In this blog post, we’ve shared a list of the top 12 golf courses in Veneto to keep in mind for your next trip.

Let’s get started!

Golf Club Ca Amata

If you thought you couldn’t romanticize playing golf, you were wrong! Golf Club Ca’ Amata is the real proof of that.

Set on the grounds of the beautiful and romantic 18th-century Villa Ca’ Amata, from which it takes its name, this golf club is definitely a special one. Due to the amount of water available in the area, a lake and canal system run through the course, making the game a bit more challenging and fun. 

The course is flat, suitable for a relaxed day of play, but with enough difficulty to keep things interesting.

And let’s not forget about the beautiful surroundings right in the middle of nature! What a dream it is! 

The clubhouse is located in an old farmhouse, which adds the perfect amount of cosiness to the atmosphere. After your game, you can try some traditional Veneto dishes at the club’s restaurant, which is open to both members and visitors. 

Location: Via Loreggia di Salvarosa 44, I-31033 Castelfranco Treviso, Italy

Pricing: A round of 18 holes during the week costs €75, while weekends and holidays are priced at €85. Juniors under 18 get a 50% discount.

Reviews: 4.6/5.0 

Golf della Montecchia

Circolo Golf Venezia

Circolo Golf Venezia is one of the oldest golf clubs in the region and one of Italy’s most historic ones. It has been a symbol of prestige since its foundation in 1928 and official opening in 1930.

The club’s inception was driven by a unique incident involving Henry Ford, the President of Ford Motor Company, who, during a visit to Venice, found that there were no golf courses in the city. (Read more about this interesting story here.)

Over the years, the course has hosted prestigious tournaments like the Italian Open and the Italian Amateur Championships. 

The course is set between the Adriatic Sea and the Venice Lagoon on Lido di Venezia. It stretches over 6,039 meters, and due to its position, the winds from the coast can add a fun challenge to the game. 

The club supports young people’s development through the Youth Club, where students from 6 to 18 are welcomed. Students can train and improve their skills on the Venezia course, which has produced many great players over the years.

After a day of playing, you can relax in the clubhouse, where local Venetian dishes are served, or find a hotel nearby for a full-relaxation mode. 

Location: Strada Vecchia, 1 – 30126 Alberoni VENICE

Pricing: The green fees for 18 holes cost €80 on weekdays and €95 on weekends and holidays. Junior players under 18 can enjoy discounted rates, with fees of €40 on weekdays and €48 on weekends. 

Reviews: 4.5/5.o

Golf Club Villa Condulmer

Villa Condulmer Golf Club, located just outside Venice, was transformed in 1958 into the exclusive hotel we know today. The Golf Club was established in February 1960, and the first nine holes were designed by architect John Harris.

The second nine holes, designed by Marco Croze, were added later. (This course is perfect if you’re short on time or just looking for some practice.)

But, at Villa Condulmer Golf Club, there’s much more to experience than just golf. After a round on the beautiful course, you can relax at the clubhouse, where you’ll find a cosy restaurant serving delicious local cuisine and a terrace with stunning views of the surrounding park.

For those looking to improve their game, there’s a golf academy with professional instructors you can check out. 

The club also often hosts events and activities throughout the year where members and guests can engage with each other.

Location: Via Croce, 3 31021 Zerman di Mogliano V.to Treviso

Pricing: An 18-hole round costs €80 on weekdays and €90 on weekends and holidays. If you prefer a shorter game, a 9-hole round is priced at €40 on weekdays and €50 on weekends.

Reviews: 4.6/5.0

Golf Club Jesolo

Golf Club Jesolo is located near Venice and features a great 18-hole course that measures 6,397 meters. This course is perfect for golfers of all skill levels and can be enjoyed year-round, thanks to its sandy soil that drains well.

Here, you’ll find plenty of water features, along with a practice area, putting green, and two shorter holes.  But what makes it really special in my opinion, is the beautiful greenery that surrounds the course area. It makes a lovely spot for everyone, even if you’re not a golfer yet!

After your round, you can relax and grab a bite to eat at the clubhouse restaurant. With tasty options on the menu, it’s a nice way to unwind after a fun day on the course. 

Also, you can check out their accommodation options if you prefer to extend your stay. 

Location: Via Sant Andrews, 2 30016 Jesolo (VE)

Pricing: Green fees for 18 holes range from €45 to €89 depending on the season. 9-hole rates range from €35 to €66. Juniors under 18 receive a discount.

Reviews: 4.4/5.0

Golf Club Padova

Golf Club Padova is the oldest golf course in Padua, founded in 1962 and located in the beautiful Euganean Hills. This means one thing: You get to play in a fantastic setting surrounded by art, wellness, and nature!

It’s just a short distance from the charming Villa Barbarigo and the thermal areas of Abano and Montegrotto.

The club features three 9-hole par 36 courses. The yellow and blue courses were designed by the renowned John D. Harris, and the red course was created by Marco Croze. 

At the clubhouse, you can relax and dine at the high-end restaurant, take a dip in the outdoor swimming pool, or shop for golf gear at the pro shop.

For those looking for professional lessons, check out The Padova Golf Academy.

Location: Via Noiera 57 – 35030 Galzignano Terme (PD)

Pricing: Green fees vary by season. During the low season (January, February, July, August, November, December), an 18-hole round costs €80 on weekdays and €100 on weekends. Junior players pay €40 on weekdays and €45 on weekends. In the high season (March, April, May, June, September, October), fees are €100 on weekdays and €120 on weekends, with juniors paying €45 and €50, respectively.

Reviews: 4.5/5.0

Golf Club Colli Berici Ltd.

Golf Club Colli Berici, designed by Marco Croze and inaugurated in 1988, is located in the beautiful Berici Hills near Vicenza.

The layout is challenging, characterised by significant elevation changes and undulating terrain. The field has a very interesting configuration that requires precision and strategy over distance.

It has 36 sand bunkers and three water features spread across the course, 

Also, the course is set at an average altitude of 300 meters, so expect to find stunning views across the Vicenza plains and beyond. The front nine holes offer expansive vistas, while the back nine lead players through oak and chestnut woodlands,

At the clubhouse, you’ll find both relaxation and good food. The bar and restaurant are open to everyone, golfers and non-golfers. 

Location: Strada Monti Comunali 11
36040 Brendola (Vicenza), Italy

Price: From November to March, 18 holes cost €50 on weekdays and €65 on weekends. During the rest of the year, the rate is €55 on weekdays and €70 on weekends. For a 9-hole round, prices range from €30 to €40, depending on the day. 

Reviews: 4.5/5.0

ASD Golf Club Frassanelle

Golf Frassanelle is set within a centuries-old park in the heart of the Parco Regionale dei Colli Euganei. The 18-hole course, built in 1990 on the Villa Papafava estate, covered over 200 hectares and was designed by the Venetian architect Giuseppe Jappelli.

The course’s landscape is inspired by the English countryside, with open spaces, dense woods, and a beautiful lake. (If you love that feeling of countryside, you know what to expect here!)

The clubhouse is housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century farmhouse. Modern amenities like a bar, restaurant, pro-shop, sauna, and swimming pool are there to welcome you, especially if you plan on staying longer than just a couple of hours.

After a round of golf, you can relax at the Dodo restaurant, to enjoy some tasty local dishes and take in views of the green hills.

Location: Via Rialto, 5/a – 35030 Rovolon (PD)

Pricing: During the low season (January, February, July, August, mid-November, and December), the price for 18 holes is €80 on weekdays and €90 on weekends. In the high season (March to June, September, October, and early November), fees increase to €100 on weekdays and €120 on weekends. For a shorter round, 9-hole fees range from €45 to €65 depending on the season and day. Discounts are available for juniors and tourists.

Reviews: 4.4/5.0

Golf Terme di Galzignano

Also located in the landscape of the Euganean Hills, the Golf Terme di Galzignano is a 9-hole course designed by Marco Croze and inaugurated in 1999. It is part of the expansive 350,000-square-meter Galzignano Resort Padova.

The course is surrounded by the Euganean Hills, and you might even see fumaroles on the course, which are signs of ancient volcanic activity that still provide thermal heat. 

The resort offers more than just golf. You can relax at the wellness centre, enjoy the indoor and outdoor thermal pools, or play on the clay tennis courts. There are also dining options available, so you can enjoy a meal after your game.

Location: Viale Delle Terme, 82
35030 – Galzignano (PD)

Pricing: Green fees vary by season. During the high season (March to June, September to mid-November), 18 holes cost €55 on weekdays and €60 on weekends. 9 holes are priced at €40 and €45, respectively. In the low season (January to February, July to August, and mid-November to December), the rates are slightly lower: 18 holes cost €50 on weekdays and €55 on weekends, and 9 holes are priced at €35 and €40. Junior players receive discounted rates throughout the year.

Reviews: 4.3/5.0

Golf Club Verona

Golf Club Verona is a beautiful 18-hole course situated among the vineyards of the Custoza hills, just outside Verona. Founded in 1997, the club is a popular spot for golfers.

It’s conveniently located close to Lake Garda and only a short drive from major cities like Milan, Venice, and Bergamo.

The Clubhouse is known for its elegance and was awarded as the most beautiful in Italy in 2013. It provides a comfortable space for members and guests, where you can enjoy delicious local dishes that tell a story about the region’s culinary traditions.

Location: Loc. Ca’ del Sale, 15
37066 – Sommacampagna (VR)

Pricing: Green fees start at €40 for 18 holes on weekdays. If you plan to play often, there are subscription options available that give you more value, like unlimited driving range access. 

Reviews: 4.4/5.0

Ca’ della Nave Golf Club

Ca’ della Nave Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer. It has a unique layout with 12 holes surrounded by water, trees, and bunkers to make the game more challenging. 

At the clubhouse, you can enjoy delicious meals at one of their two restaurants.

Families will find plenty of opportunities to relax and have fun at the swimming pools. The inviting atmosphere is perfect for children to splash around, while adults can lounge poolside with a refreshing drink.

It’s a great way to unwind after a day of golfing or simply enjoy quality time together in a peaceful environment.

Fun Fact: Ca’ della Nave is also the perfect venue for special occasions. Their elegant settings are ideal for weddings, gala dinners, and cultural events.

Location: Piazza della Vittoria 14
30030 Martellago (VE)
Italy

Pricing: For new golfers, there’s a special quarterly subscription that costs €280, which provides unlimited access to the practice area for three months, a Federal Card, and ten 30-minute lessons with the club’s pros.

Reviews: 4.2/5.0

Asolo Golf Club

Asolo Golf Club is located in the beautiful hills of Treviso. This lovely setting offers a great place to play golf, with a course that has ups and downs, allowing you to enjoy nature while you play.

At Asolo Golf Club, you can explore three different courses. Each one is designed for golfers of all skill levels, so everyone can have fun, whether you’re new to the game or have been playing for years.

And if you’d like to learn how to play, the Asolo Golf Academy has been helping golfers improve since 2003. They offer lessons and summer camps with qualified teachers who will help you learn the perfect swing.

They also host many events throughout the year. You can check the schedule to see competitions, whether you want to play or just watch.

Location: Via dei Borghi, 1 – 31034 Cavaso del Tomba (TV)

Pricing: Membership options vary in price depending on age and the type of subscription. For example, an active member costs €2,650, while a weekday member pays €1,650. Junior memberships are available at lower rates, with fees ranging from €250 for those aged 6-9 to €1,000 for those aged 18-26.

Reviews: 4.4/5.0

Conclusion

We hope you enjoyed learning about these 12 golf courses in Veneto and what each one has to offer. The next time you’re in the area, be sure to set aside some time to play and enjoy the fun and beauty of these courses for yourself!

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