Asolo Golf Club

The three nines combine in pairs for rounds of 18 holes. According to the scorecards published by the club, each is a par 36: the Red measures 2,938 metres from the yellow tees, the Yellow 2,934 and the Green 2,930. The terrain is rolling, with small lakes and water hazards.

Each nine has its own character. On the Red the toughest hole is the 6, a par 4 of 381 metres, long and slightly uphill; the 5 is a 495-metre par 5 that is hard to reach in two. The Yellow opens with a 474-metre par 5, a dogleg left with out of bounds and water, and at the 7 a par 5 with a water hazard from the fairway all the way to the green. The Green has the easiest hole on the course, the 4, but also the 7, a 358-metre par 4 with water on both sides, judged “beautiful and difficult”.

The 2026 price list gives 50/60 euros for nine holes and 50/100 euros for 18 holes, without specifying which amount applies on weekdays, holidays or in which season. Required handicap, closing day and booking rules are not stated online: tee times are booked through the tee-time system on the website.

The practice range costs 15 euros; a golf car 30 euros for nine holes and 45 for 18; a manual trolley 10 euros and an electric one 20. For beginners the club offers a free one-hour lesson. For information on rates: 0423 942211.

The club was founded by Gilberto Benetton, driven by his passion for golf, and is now chaired by his nephew Christian Benetton. It is located in Cavaso del Tomba, in the Asolo hills. The Asolo Golf Academy, active since 2003, was the first federal training centre in Italy and runs federal courses and summer camps.

The club house has a restaurant and an American bar. The wellness centre has a sauna, relaxation areas, a massage room and an outdoor pool with bar; there are also a tennis court, a five-a-side football pitch, a playground, guest accommodation, meeting rooms and a FootGolf course.