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Paths in beautiful sceneries

The green region of Maremma is home not only to forests, parks and pastures but also to one of the world’s most luxurious sports: the golf. It is possible to enjoy great courses by the coast and panoramic views over the sea surrounded by woods and Mediterranean bush. In Maremma there are four famous Golf Clubs.

Golf Club Punta Ala

Located just a few kilometers from Castiglione della Pescaia and Grosseto and surrounded by typical Mediterranean plants, the Golf Club of Maremma was founded in 1964, the oldest of Maremma and one of the most famous in Italy.
The course offers an 18 hole with a par 72. The panoramic area of the course, surrounded by typical Mediterranean plants, offers a breath-taking view of the sea.
http://www.golfpuntaala.it/

Golf Club Toscana

The Golf Club Toscana is located in Gavorrano. Designed by the American architect Keith Prestonand was opened in 1999 and today is included among the best Italian courses. The course offers an 18 hole with a par 71: some of them have water obstacles which make the game very challenging.

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Saturnia Golf Club

With International CEO Certification

The Le Terme di Saturnia Golf Club is very close to the Terme resort and stands out for its extraordinary integration into the natural environment which earned it the international CEO certification. Designed by an internationally renowned studio, it has an 18-hole course with a PAR 72, extended for 70 hectares, on which there are water hazards and slight slopes.

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Argentario Golf Club

Immersed in a Protected Natural Area

Opened in 2006, the Argentario Golf Club is a spectacular 18 hole golf course with par 71. It’s located in a protected natural area only five minutes from the Natural Reserve Duna Feniglia. The club is a sustainable ‘Eden’: the golf course is completely eco-compatible and has received ‘BioAgriCert’ certification.

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Golf Club Punta Ala

Via del Golf, 1
58043 PUNTA ALA (Grosseto)

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Golf Club Toscana

Loc. Il Pelagone
58023 Gavorrano, Italy

Saturnia

Saturnia Golf Club

Terme di Saturnia SPA & Golf Resort
58014 – Saturnia (Gr) – Maremma

Argentario

Argentario Golf Club

Via Acquedotto Leopoldino
58019 Porto Ercole (GR) Italy

Other Recommended Golf Clubs

Casa Badiola

Castiglione Della Pescaia GR 58043

Map of recommended golf clubs

 

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