Golf Club Villa Condulmer

The course was born in the park of the villa, among ancient trees and old architectural features, first of all the entrance gate that the club has chosen as its emblem. The design is by two architects: the first nine holes are the work of John Harris, the other nine, from 10 to 18, of Marco Croze. The result, in the designers' words, is “a perfect mix of technique and elegance”, with holes of different lengths and spaces conceived so that every player finds something to measure themselves against.

The club also has a 9-hole executive course, the so-called Green course, useful for beginners, for those short of time or for those who want to work on the short game. The website does not publish the overall par, length or slope of the layout: for these figures it is best to ask for the scorecard at the office.

The club is closed on Mondays. The price list published on the website, which gives no reference year, shows for 18 holes 80 euros on weekdays and 90 euros at weekends; 9 holes cost 45 and 50 euros, while the nine-hole Green course is played for 20 euros during the week and 25 on holidays.

Paid services: golf cart at 50 euros for 18 holes and 35 for nine (for non-members), pull trolley at 5 euros, club hire from 20 to 40 euros, bucket of 30 balls at 2.50 euros, practice range entry at 10 euros. Tee times are booked through the platform indicated by the club on its website. The website states neither a minimum handicap nor a dress code.

The story begins with a 17th-century villa commissioned by the Condulmer family. Golf arrived in 1958, when the first nine holes were laid out in the park; from 1960 the villa also became a hotel. In the 1960s the hotel gave up some space to create the first clubhouse, and from there the club grew.

The Trentin School, founded in 1998 and directed by Enrico Trentin with Valeria Tandrini and Tomaso Zannin, offers individual lessons and clinics for beginners, juniors, ladies and seniors. The practice range has 4 covered bays with swing analysis and 10 open ones; the short-game area includes bunkers, chipping and putting greens and a pitching area. The school uses TrackMan and the SamPutt Lab software for putting, and offers a six-month Youth Club with eight pupils per teacher. The club also has a restaurant and a pro shop.

The October 2026 calendar shows its competitive vitality: the 28th TouristGolf & Travel Cup (3 October), the Renzo Trentin Pro-Am (12 October) and the Final Four Veneto (23 October).

• A gate as emblem. The villa's historic entrance is the club's symbol.
• Two signatures, one round. Holes 1-9 are by John Harris, 10-18 by Marco Croze.
• From villa to hotel to clubhouse. From 1960 the villa was also a hotel, and the hotel gave up the space for the first clubhouse.
• A family Pro-Am. The October tournament is named after Renzo Trentin, a name that returns in the club's golf school.