The land on which Campo Carlo Magno is played was inherited from the Imperial House of Austria: in 1919 Fritz Osterreicher turned it into a golf course, at an altitude of 1,650 metres. According to the club it is the highest in Europe, and from the tee you look out at the Brenta Dolomites.
At a glance
- 9 holes with 18 tees, par 70, 5,569 metres at 1,650 metres above sea level
- Affiliated to the FIG in 1923: according to the club, the third course in Italy
- 2026 green fee: adult day ticket from 50 euros (75 from 13 July to 23 August)
- Open every day, from mid-June to mid-September
- ✓ Driving range
- ✓ Putting green
- ✓ Golf carts
- ✓ Trolleys
- ✓ Restaurant
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Golf Club Campo Carlo Magno, Madonna di Campiglio
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The course at Golf Club Campo Carlo Magno: 9 holes in the Adamello Brenta Park
The layout has 9 holes with double tees, so a round of 18 tees can also be played: par 70 and 5,569 metres from the longest tees. For the yellow tees the club gives a course rating of 69.4 with a slope of 130, for the red 72.9 with a slope of 136.
The course lies at 1,650 metres above sea level, inside the Adamello Brenta Nature Park, with a view of the Brenta Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2009. The club states that it is run without pesticides. The website does not publish a hole-by-hole description, only images, and for that reason we do not give one.
Playing Golf Club Campo Carlo Magno as a guest
The season is short: for 2026 the club has set the opening for 19 June, with rates valid from 13 June to 13 September. There is no closing day.
In the 2026 price list the adult day green fee costs 50 euros from 13 June to 12 July and from 24 August to 13 September, 75 euros from 13 July to 23 August. For 9 holes you pay 35 or 50 euros, for juniors the day ticket costs 20 or 35 euros, the practice range 10 euros. Golf cars, electric trolleys and manual ones are available, and credit cards are accepted. The club does not state a minimum handicap requirement.
The club: history since 1919 and facilities
The story begins in 1919, when Fritz Osterreicher turned the lands of Campo Carlo Magno, inherited from the Imperial House of Austria, into a golf course. The course has been in operation since 1921 and affiliation to the Italian Golf Federation dates from 1923. According to the club it is the third course in Italy, after Acquasanta (1907) and Menaggio e Cadenabbia (1911). Born as a 9-hole course, it has remained one for over a century, with the addition of the double tees.
The clubhouse has a practice range, putting green, pitching green, a bar and a restaurant, the latter open only in July and August.
Curiosities about Golf Club Campo Carlo Magno
- Imperial inheritance. The land belonged to the Imperial House of Austria.
- The highest in Europe. The club calls itself first in Europe for altitude, at 1,650 metres.
- A century at nine holes. The course has never been extended to 18: the double tees make it possible to play a full round.
- Pesticide-free. According to the club the course is run without plant protection products.
Practical information
Campo Madonna di Campiglio · 9 holes
Links Mountain Water hazards Difficulty: Challenging ●●●●○ Opened 1923
Architect: Henry Cotton
Tees, ratings and lengths
| Tee | Par | CR | Slope | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yellow (Men) | 70 | 68.4 | 131 | 5,469 m |
| Red (Women) | 70 | 71.0 | 130 | 5,045 m |
Visitor information
- ✓ Visitors welcome every day
- • Handicap certificate required
- • Dogs not allowed
Practice facilities
- ✓ Driving range (20 bays, 4 covered)
- ✓ Putting green
- ✓ Pitching green
- ✓ Practice bunker
Club services
- ✓ Bar
- ✓ Guest locker room
- ✓ Restaurant
- ✓ Snack bar
- ✓ Trolley charging station
- ✓ Electric cart rental
- ✓ Trolley rental
Club founded in 1923
