Golf Club Conero Sirolo

The championship course has 18 holes, par 71: the front nine is par 35, the back nine par 36. The club speaks of gently rolling terrain and a great variety of landscapes. On the front nine a lake dominates; on the back nine the course changes and slowly takes on colour, with the hill and the views of the Marche countryside accompanying you to the 18th. Adding up the published distances for the longest tees gives 5,868 metres; from the white tees the rating is 71.4 with a slope of 131, from the yellow tees 70.2 and 129.

The website’s scorecard gives the par and stroke index of every hole. The longest par 5 is the 15th, at 521 metres (index 4); the other par 5 on the back nine, the 12th, measures 487, while the 4th is a par 5 of 440. Among the par 3s the longest is the 13th, at 196 metres. Index 1 belongs to the 9th, a par 4 of 390 metres that closes the front nine, and index 2 to the 18th, a par 4 of 349.

At the heart of the complex winds the executive course: 5 holes, par 17, designed for beginners, for lessons and for children’s competitions, as well as for sharpening the short game.

The club welcomes guests: the 2026 price list published on the website sets, in low season (16 September to 14 May), €80 for 18 holes on weekdays and €90 at weekends and on public holidays, and €50 and €60 for nine holes. In high season (15 May to 15 September) there is a single rate: €90 for 18 holes and €60 for nine. Packages of 6, 10 and 20 green fees are available, at €410, €700 and €1,400. The driving range costs €10.

The golf cart costs €50 for 18 holes and €30 for nine, an electric trolley €15, a hand trolley €5, a rental bag €20. The rules require a maximum handicap of 54 for the 18-hole course; the executive course is open to players without one. Booking a tee time is compulsory and soft spikes are required; round-neck T-shirts, vests and jeans are not allowed on the course. The golf cart may carry two people at most and is forbidden to anyone under 16.

The club is closed on Tuesdays, except from mid-May to mid-September, when it opens every day.

The club, opened in 1992, celebrated its thirtieth anniversary with a trophy on 8 October 2022. The clubhouse is built with local lines and materials and is arranged as three buildings around a panoramic square: on the ground floor the secretary’s office, pro shop, bar and restaurant, in the basement the large changing rooms, and on the upper floors card rooms and meeting rooms.

The complex includes a 25 by 12 metre swimming pool and two synthetic-grass tennis courts. For beginners, the club organises individual 60-minute lessons and a 4-hour basic course at €100 (equipment and balls provided), followed by an 8-hour introductory course at €200, plus one hour on the rules.