covered (workshop, material storage and offices). Maintenance Center: It develops on an area of about 1000 sqm. The structure has a large parking area for the members' cart, with battery recharging service and vehicle cleaning. It also has an area for the practice of short play consisting of 3 green and a putting green. The length of the driving range is over 250 mt. Along the paths there are 11 lakes, linked together and fed by a rush of the Naviglio.ĭriving range: It has 10 covered and 50 uncovered positions, with the possibility of practicing for 8 months per year from the grass. 3091 path 9 holes yellow Par 36 length m. Golf Course: Red - 9 hole course Par 36 length m.3162 Blue - 9 hole path Par 36 length m.

The 2013 edition lays the foundations for a new way of experiencing Golf in Italy and in Europe, exploiting communication channels never explored before, the Open d'Italia takes hold in the public, becoming not more exclusive heritage of 'insiders'. In 2003 the Organizing Committee founded by the Italian Golf Federation was founded, which laid the foundations for an eventual agreement with the European Golf Tour.Īnd it is precisely in the following year that the Castle of Tolcinasco Golf Club is rediscovered as the ideal venue for this prestigious tournament that is played on our fields for 5 editions in a row (2004, 2005, 2006, 20).

In 1999, Fiat gave life to a great test in the Turin edition of the Open where the youngsters like Ian Poulter (twice champion: in 20) return to protagonists. In the 80s the organization of the Open takes on a managerial approach that gives the tournament the engagement of protagonists of the golf scene such as Greg Norman, Craig Parry and Mario Pinzi. All his editions have always been characterized by the succession of young promises and very young winners. Founded in 1925 and disputed by only three competitors within the Alpine Golf Club of Stresa on Lake Maggiore, today the Open of Italy has touched the 100,000 spectators in the last two years.Īfter 1947, the Open became a national and international showcase for the discovery of new golfing talent. Known as the most important and prestigious Italian golf tournament, the Open d'Italia has given life to the greatest challenges on the most prestigious Italian golf courses. The first competition in 1905, then in 1927 in Milan the foundation of FIG, then moved to Rome and joined the CONI. In the first post-war period the first circles in the big cities sprang up, even though golf was exclusively seasonal, and reserved for a few. The oldest Golf Club title of Italy is often also awarded to Ugolino Golf Club: it is true that the practice of golf started in Florence in 1889 thanks to the thick English colony that made a route on the land to the north, but the current route was inaugurated only in 1934.

They include, among the first Italian golf clubs in absolute also: In 1898 the 'The Rome Golf Club' was founded and supported mainly by English and American players in love with the lawns of the Roman villas as Villa Doria Pamphili and Villa Borghese, but also outside Porta San Giovanni. In 1700 Villa Borghese in Rome hosted the games of the Count of Albany and the challenges of the British community were held in the historic residence Villa Doria Pamphili. In Italy Golf has never enjoyed a wide audience granted, instead, to popular sports such as football, although the roots of this discipline are found even at the time of the Roman Empire.

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