Veneto golf destination – Italy’s diverse golf region between Lake Garda and the Adriatic Sea When I think of golf in Veneto, I think of contrasts: a challenging round in the morning with views of olive groves and hills, an espresso in the piazza in the afternoon, pasta and a glass of Amarone in the evening. Veneto is not purely a ‘golf region’ – it is a complete package of sport, landscape, culture and enjoyment. And that is precisely what makes this destination so appealing. Golf in Veneto – Location & Diversity Veneto is located in north-eastern Italy and stretches from the eastern shore of Lake Garda via Verona and the Euganean Hills to the Adriatic coast near Jesolo. Within a maximum of 60–90 minutes, you can reach a wide variety of courses – hilly, flat, park-like or resort-oriented. For a golf holiday in Veneto, this means: You can combine several characters in one trip. The top golf courses in Veneto ⛳ Golf Club Verona For many, the most challenging course in the region. Technically demanding, slightly hilly, excellent course maintenance. Precise course management is what counts here – those who think strategically will be rewarded. Not a place to ‘hit blindly’. Ideal for: ambitious players and groups with sporting aspirations. ⛳ Golf Club Ca’ degli Ulivi Located above Garda – panoramic views guaranteed. The course is varied, partly hilly and requires clean irons onto the green. The view of the lake makes every round special. Highlight: sunset on the club terrace. ⛳ Padova Golf Club 27 holes in the Euganean Hills. Parkland character, lots of peace and quiet, wide fairways, old trees. Here you can play in a relaxed atmosphere, but it’s by no means boring. The combination of nature and layout is really impressive. ⛳ Golf Club Frassanelle An insider tip for connoisseurs. Historic park, old villas, dramatic landscape with rocks and caves. Golfing here feels almost a bit British – stylish, quiet, classic. ⛳ Jesolo Golf Club Modern, flat, lots of water hazards – championship layout on the Adriatic coast. Perfect for a golf holiday by the sea. Here you can play competitively and then head straight to the beach or the resort. ⛳ Asolo Golf Club 27 varied holes in the hilly hinterland. Technically exciting, scenically stunning and rarely overcrowded. If you want to experience Veneto intensively, you should play here. Lake Garda golf region – the eastern side Important: When we talk about golf in Veneto, we are referring to the eastern side of Lake Garda around Verona. The courses are mostly slightly elevated, offer spectacular views and are challenging. Perfect for: * 3–5 night golf getaway * Combination of golf & Verona * Sporty, ambitious groups Golf & sea – Adriatic coast of Veneto Around Jesolo, modern resort golf combines with beach holidays. Flat courses, wide fairways, wind-prone holes – here, the weather also plays a tactical role. Ideal for: * Golf & beach holidays * Couples * Relaxed weekly programmes Best time to travel for golf in Veneto * April–June: perfect conditions, lush green fairways * September–October: my clear recommendation – stable weather, less traffic, top course quality * Summer: start early, then head to the pool or lake The climate is mild and very suitable for golf. Why Veneto is such a strong golf destination ✔ Wide variety of courses in a small area ✔ Challenging layouts ✔ Easy to reach via Verona or Venice ✔ Excellent hotels, from boutique establishments to 5-star resorts ✔ Combination of golf, culture and cuisine You don’t just play golf here – you combine sport with the Italian quality of life. Conclusion: golf holidays in Veneto Veneto is ideal for golfers who want more than just 18 holes. The region offers challenging courses, varied landscapes and short distances between golf clubs. Added to this is that typical Italian blend of serenity and quality. For me, Veneto is one of the most versatile golf destinations in Italy – perfect for group trips, connoisseurs or ambitious golfers who want to combine technique, panoramic views and a certain lifestyle.
Foresteria del Golf Club Asolo
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19.10.–27.10. —
8 nights, DBL room, WITH BREAKFAST
A stay on the 27-hole championship golf course Asolo: what a nice experience! The contemporary-style nine rooms and the two Junior-Suites are equipped with air conditioning, satellite TVs, high-speed internet access. They boast a magnificent view on the course and the picturesque, surrounding hills. The Benetton Family, who runs both the hotel and the golf club, selected modern, functional pale furnishings. A swimming pool, two tennis courts and a football field are also available. The clubhouse is not far from the hotel and it can be considered the heart of the estate, featuring a breakfast room, a restaurant, a wellness center, a fitness room and different lounges. The well-renowned restaurant “La 28° buca” – The 28th hole – proposes typical local dishes. The staff’s kindness and the club members’ friendly attitude will make you feel at home! The outdoor pool is not part of the hotel and is operated by an external company. Therefore, there are costs for its use on site, which are not included in the holiday price.
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A stay on the 27-hole championship golf course Asolo: what a nice experience! The contemporary-style nine rooms and the two Junior-Suites are equipped with air conditioning, satellite TVs, high-speed internet access. They boast a magnificent view on the course and the picturesque, surrounding hills. The Benetton Family, who runs both the hotel and the golf club, selected modern, functional pale furnishings. A swimming pool, two tennis courts and a football field are also available. The clubhouse is not far from the hotel and it can be considered the heart of the estate, featuring a breakfast room, a restaurant, a wellness center, a fitness room and different lounges. The well-renowned restaurant “La 28° buca” – The 28th hole – proposes typical local dishes. The staff’s kindness and the club members’ friendly attitude will make you feel at home! The outdoor pool is not part of the hotel and is operated by an external company. Therefore, there are costs for its use on site, which are not included in the holiday price.
Golf Club Ca' Amata
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21.10. — green fee per player: Green Fee 18 Holes 2026 (11:00)
Choosing Ca’ Amata means treating yourself with a golf day in a romantic eighteenth-century atmosphere, in the heart of an area – the province of Treviso – which offers a vast amount of interesting sightseeing opportunities. The course, created in 1991, has been cut out from the park of the Villa of the same name, one of the most prestigious examples of the eighteenth-century Venetian architecture. There are also guided tours (booking required). The environment is beautiful and well maintained, framed by trees, bushes and flowers, adding elegance along the fairways. Eleven of the 18 holes include lakes and streams, to catch inaccurate shots; and lovers of beauty will notice that even the water hazards adhere to strict aesthetic rules, with architectural elements belonging to the most beautiful romantic parks: ledges, small bridges, little waterfalls characterize the whole course. The track, entirely flat, covers a vast area, 75 hectares, starting a course which allows the golfer spectacularly long shots. The large fairways forgive imprecise shots, but the greens – sometimes very big, others smaller and technically challenging with many slopes – are less forgiving. Very long Par 4s alternate with shorter holes, making the course a real challenge, even for the more expert players. The climate here is mild: you can happily play almost all year long. Technical Details Course: 18 holes, Par 72, 5686 meters Architect: Marco Croze Topography: flat, numerous water hazards Distinctive features: strategic game is essential; it’s bound to test your nerves with water coming into play on many holes.
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Golf Club Villa Condulmer
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23.10. — green fee per player: Green Fee 18 Holes Prov 2026 (11:00)
At Mogliano Veneto, in the Treviso province but only 23 Km from Venice, Golf Club Villa Condulmer awaits you, a successful combination of farming landscape, art, history, hospitality and good food. The front 9 holes date back to 1960, designed by John Harris among the ancient trees in the park of the homonymous eighteenth-century villa; the back 9 holes were designed by Marco Croze in 1970. Here more length from the tee is required, fairways are flat but the presence of many water hazards and the very well defended small and fast greens make the game an interesting challenge. The 2nd hole can be considered one of the most enjoyable to play. A 350 m left dogleg par 4, it gives the player a creative second shot to get past the villa’s ancient gate. A shot you will keep in your memory forever. The fascinating clubhouse deserves a special note: it is an old farmhouse, carefully restored keeping its original traits. By the veranda, a panoramic terrace run along the southern side of the building, giving an inspiring view over the ancient park of the villa. Course: 18 holes, Par 71, 5955 metres Architects: John Harris and Marco Croze Topography: from flat to slightly hilly Distinctive features: the front 9 holes as well as the back 9 offer a pleasant and varied game
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Golf Club Asiago
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25.10. — green fee per player: Green Fee 18 Holes A 2026 (12:00)
Golf has been played on the Asiago plateau since 1967, when the British architect John Harris – back then creator of numerous Golf courses in Italy, designed the first 9 holes on a gently undulating landscape, just outside the village. The renovation and the expansion leading to the present 18 holes has been carried out more recently, in 1990, by Peter Harradine, known for his experience in planning mountain courses. The advantage of Asiago Golf Club over other similar courses is its moderate altitude – 1000 m above sea level – and the structure of the plateau, with no particular differences in height. Neither Harris nor Harradine were forced to require earthworks or other artificial measures in order to adapt and reshape the ground to satisfy golfing needs; some bunkers and one small lake between the 5th and the 9th holes are the only concessions to human creativity. Every hole has its own name: the 14th, “Meltar” is the longest on the course with its 565 metres; the 18th is named “Lago” (Lake), the 4th “Scoiattoli” (Squirrels), the 3, “Panoramica”: as you tee off you have a magnificent view over most of the course. Here the golf season is rather long, from May to October, and choosing Asiago for a holiday means combining the pleasure of golf with the pleasure of eating and relaxing in the extreme comfort of the “Meltar Boutique Hotel” which dominates the course. And for practicing there’s also a well-equipped driving range Golf Academy, with 28 bays and 4 executive holes. Technical Details Course : 18 holes, Par 70, 6005 m Architect : John Harris, Peter Harradine Topography : near to the city of Asiago Special features : every hole has its personal name
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Golf Club Asolo
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26.10. — green fee per player: Green Fee 18 Holes 2026 LOW (11:00)
The name of Asolo Golf Club takes advantage of the fame of the beautiful town of Veneto, but in fact the 27 holes, developed by European Golf Design, in conjunction with Marco Croze, lie at the foot of Monte Tomba, only fifteen minutes from the village that keeps the mortal remains of the great actress Eleonora Duse. The resort, which includes a property development designed by the architect Luigi Vietti in addiction to lodgings for residential use, swimming pool and tennis courts, was established in 1995 by a group of entrepreneurs among whom Gilberto Benetton stands out: he still is the club president, and he stills manages it as a company. The club has characterized itself for its indisputable tourist vocation: it’s been one of the first Italian Golf clubs to offer pay & play, still taking into consideration the club members, many of whom are owners of holiday homes here. The big and comfortable clubhouse, dominates the arrival and departure tees of two of the three 9 holes courses and the restaurant is well worth a visit. Of the three courses, the “Rosso” (“Red”) and the “Verde” (“Green”) are those usually employed for the tournaments. The first 9 holes of the “Red” allow a few mistakes, despite their highly undulating and tricky greens and the very deep bunkers. The “Green” is instead a shorter and more technical course, with narrow fairways and lots of water hazards and increasing difficulties in the last three holes. The “Giallo” (“Yellow”), finally, is the toughest course, the longest, with water running parallel to the fairways and deep bunkers guarding drivers shots. As for the “Red”, the greens are very big, with slopes that challenge the reading of the putting lines. To thoroughly enjoy the club, book a room in the guesthouse, a tastefully furnished rural barn, overlooking the golf course. Technical Details Course: 3 x 9 holes (Red: Par 36, 3162 meters; Yellow: Par 36, 3077 meters; Green: Par 36, 3137 meters) Architects: European Golf Design & Stan Ebby Topography: parkland course, gentle rolling hills, ponds, natural fairways Distinctive features: numerous water hazards and fast greens. The Red course is the most demanding. Pro’s comments The three courses at Asolo Golf Club are beautiful; they can be very demanding for the pro but also very entertaining for mid to high level amateurs, thanks to a well-designed project. Some holes are really tough, like the 5th of the Red course: a long uphill par 5 with water hazards that start midway and line the side of the fairway until the green. Challenging is the 7th of the “Green” course, a very delicate par 4, that requires extreme accuracy because of the two water hazards on the left of the tee shot and a ditch running across the hole 80 m in front of the green which bothers the second shot of the less accurate hitters. In conclusion, an excellent golf club, which needs to be tested!
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