Golf Club I Lauri
Marche · Montefiore dell'Aso

Golf Club I Lauri

Holes
9
Par
72
Architect
Jeremy Pern
Opened
2007
Visitors
Visitors welcome
Open
Open all year
Nearest airport
AOI · ≈ 68 min

Facts checked on 18/10/2026

At I Lauri the enemy is not length but a stream: it runs through a narrow valley in the Aso Valley and cuts across several holes, notably the 2nd and the 4th. The club began in 2003 as a driving range and opened 9 holes in 2007; the layout is by Jeremy Pern, who made the most of the view of the Adriatic Sea from the 8th tee.

At a glance

  • 9 holes designed by Jeremy Pern, opened in 2007 (driving range since 2003)
  • A stream that comes into play, above all at the 2nd and 4th holes; narrow, sloping fairways
  • Adriatic views from the 8th tee; hills at about 185 metres above sea level
  • Open Day every Sunday at 3 pm and about 40 competitions a season, according to the club
  • ✓ Driving range
  • ✓ Putting green
  • ✓ Golf carts
  • ✓ Trolleys
  • ✓ Club rental
  • ✓ Restaurant

The course at Golf Club I Lauri: 9 holes along a stream

The layout unfolds in a narrow valley crossed by a natural stream, around which the lower holes are arranged. The watercourse is no bit-part player: it cuts across several holes and becomes one of the main hazards, especially from the tee. The club singles out the 2nd and the 4th.

According to the club, the difficulty lies not in length but in narrow, at times sloping fairways, in dense vegetation that in some cases shields the green heavily, and in the presence of the stream. The club warns that precision and concentration are essential, because even seemingly easy shots can hold nasty surprises for the scorecard.

The architect Jeremy Pern, named by the club as the author of the design and of the restyling, also wanted to make the most of some panoramas: from the 8th tee the view opens onto the Adriatic Sea. The course winds over gentle ups and downs, in hill country at about 185 metres above sea level. The website does not publish par or overall length, which can be requested from the secretary's office.

Playing Golf Club I Lauri as a guest

The price list published on the website, which gives no year, lists a green fee for 18 holes of 40 euros on weekdays and 50 euros on Saturdays and public holidays; for 9 holes, 35 euros and 40 euros. Entry to the driving range costs 12 euros, with a token for 28 balls at 2.50 euros. For hire there are golf buggies (30 euros for 9 holes, 40 for 18, 5 euros for each extra hour), a full set of clubs (25 euros) and a trolley (8 euros).

The website gives neither the handicap required nor the closing day: hours change with the seasons, and the club publishes them as news items on the website, for example the "summer hours 2026". To book or ask for information, call 0735 72525, or use WhatsApp on +39 377 597 3371.

Coming from the north, leave the A14 at Pedaso; from the south, at Grottammare: then about 7 km to the turning for Massignano, with another 6 km to the course. For anyone wanting to try golf, the club holds an Open Day every Sunday at 3 pm.

The club: clubhouse, restaurant and competitions

The Società Sportiva Dilettantistica Golf Club "I Lauri" began as a driving range in 2003; the 9 holes opened in 2007. The club describes itself as an environment "tailor-made for a sporty, dynamic family", with birdlife worthy of a nature park. The president is Raffaele Speranza, the secretary Salvatore Lo Presti and the superintendent Alessandro De Luca.

The clubhouse has been renovated in keeping with traditional architectural canons and houses changing rooms, a bar, a restaurant serving Piceno cuisine and short supply chains, a card room and a TV room. The restaurant also hosts ceremonies and banquets. For practice there are a driving range, a chipping green with bunker and a putting green.

The club organises about 40 competitions a season, with a calendar on the website; on 4 October 2026 the seventh leg of the Circuito Campo Nazionale is played.

Curiosities about Golf Club I Lauri

  • Born as a driving range. In 2003 it was just a driving range; the 9 holes arrived in 2007.
  • A stream as a hazard. It cuts across several holes and weighs most on the 2nd and 4th.
  • The Adriatic from the 8th tee. The architect made the most of the sea view from that spot.
  • A park for birds. The club boasts birdlife worthy of a nature park.
  • Every Sunday at 3 pm. An Open Day to discover golf.

Practical information

Campo a 9 buche I Lauri · 9 holes

Gently rolling Opened 2007

Architect: Jeremy Pern

Visitor information

  • ✓ Visitors welcome every day
  • • Booking required
  • • Handicap certificate required

Practice facilities

  • ✓ Driving range (12 bays, 5 covered)
  • ✓ Putting green
  • ✓ Pitching green

Club services

  • ✓ Clubhouse
  • ✓ Club rental
  • ✓ Electric cart rental
  • ✓ Trolley rental

Club founded in 2007

Where to stay

Hotels near Golf Club I Lauri

Getting to Golf Club I Lauri

Golf Club I Lauri
C.da San Giovanni, 2, 63062 Montefiore Dell'aso (AP)

  • AOIAncona Falconara Airport ≈ 68 min · 92 km
  • PSRAbruzzo Airport ≈ 75 min · 92 km
Directions

FAQs about Golf Club I Lauri

How many holes does Golf Club I Lauri have?+

Nine, opened in 2007 to a design by Jeremy Pern. The club began in 2003 as a driving range.

How much is the green fee at Golf Club I Lauri?+

The price list on the website, which gives no year, lists 40 euros on weekdays and 50 on public holidays for 18 holes; for 9 holes, 35 and 40 euros.

Can golf buggies and clubs be hired?+

Yes: golf buggies (30 euros for 9 holes, 40 for 18), a full set of clubs (25 euros) and a trolley (8 euros), according to the price list on the website.

Is there a restaurant at Golf Club I Lauri?+

Yes, the clubhouse has a restaurant serving local Piceno cuisine and short supply chains; it also hosts ceremonies.

What makes the I Lauri course difficult?+

According to the club, not its length but the narrow, sloping fairways, the dense vegetation and the stream at the 2nd and 4th holes.

How do I book or ask for information?+

By calling 0735 72525, on WhatsApp at +39 377 597 3371 or by writing to [email protected].

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