Golf Club I Salici Treviso

Seven par 3s and two par 4s for a total of 1,386 metres and a par 29: I Salici is a practice course rather than a tournament one, but it is handicap-approved, so a beginner can earn their first official ratings here. The par 3s range from the 92 metres of the 6 to the 150 of the 8; the hardest hole is the last, the 9, a 300-metre par 4.

In 2019 the course was partly redesigned with advice from the professional Matteo Da Rold: two new greens were built, the putting green was reshaped and the turf was reseeded with a Bermuda mix, chosen because it withstands heat better.

The green fee is paid at the clubhouse reception. The price list published on the website, valid from 1 November to 21 March and with no year given, asks 20 euros; players from affiliated clubs and juniors pay 10 euros. The club does not publish summer rates or a fixed calendar: it warns that opening times may change and invites you to phone before going.

The current clubhouse was opened on 19 July 2019, with a larger living area also designed for corporate events. Around it, La Ghirada offers a bar, a restaurant-pizzeria and the Primo Sport play park. The driving range, according to the club, is floodlit.

The Golf Academy runs individual and group lessons, courses for children and teenagers, golf clinics and courses with a handicap exam; the beginner packages of 5 or 10 hours include equipment and balls. For those who want a longer course, the “Asolo Golf Connection” membership allows play at Asolo Golf Club too, for a total of 36 holes.