Golf Club Montebelluna

The course stretches across the slopes of the Montelletto, among the hills of the Montello, over about 30 hectares of greenery. It is a nine-hole par 36, and the club stresses that it can be played even in the rain; according to the course’s presentation material, the ground is that of the ancient bed of the Piave.

The layout is made of ditches rather than lakes, and it is the ditches that dictate strategy. The 3rd hole, a par 5, is cut in two by a ditch and has a kidney-shaped green on top of the hill, guarded by two bunkers; to the left runs a row of tall chestnuts and beeches. The 6th hole is a long par 5 with a dog-leg to the right, a ditch down the right side and out of bounds just beyond: even the longest hitters struggle to reach the green in two. At the 2nd hole the par 3 calls for a wood or a long iron, with bunkers on both sides of the green; the 8th, another par 3, has a shallow green beside the out of bounds marked by an irrigation canal.

The club describes it as suitable for all levels: the opening shots leave room for error, but the undulating, stepped greens demand attention, especially when the pin is at the back.

The 2026 price list sets a green fee of 20 euros for 9 holes on weekdays (Monday to Friday) and 25 euros on public holidays; for 18 holes the fee is 30 euros on weekdays and 35 euros at weekends and on public holidays. 10-round packages cost from 150 euros (9 holes, weekdays) to 250 euros (18 holes, including public holidays).

Use of the driving range is free; a token for 30 balls costs 2 euros. A trolley (3 euros) and a buggy (20 euros for 9 holes, 30 for 18) can be hired. Outside competitions cost 25 euros (9 holes) or 40 euros (18 holes, buvette included).

To book or ask about the office hours, call +39 366 8993719 or write to [email protected]. The club is on via Carpen, in Montebelluna (Treviso).

Golf Club Montebelluna ASD is an amateur sports association affiliated to the Italian Golf Federation (no. 307). The Golf Academy offers individual or group lessons for all levels, with a free first lesson, and programmes for children and juniors.

The calendar is packed with events: in 2026 the programme includes, among others, the Spring Swing on 1 May, the Ladies Cup on 9 May and the Arte&Golf circuit with stages on 13, 20 and 27 May, with shotgun starts in the morning and afternoon. Results, tee times and club championship rankings are published on the website.

For those wishing to join the club, the 2026 membership fees range from 150 euros for young people aged 6 to 14 to 850 euros for a first club, with weekday and weekend-only options at 650 euros.