Golf Le Primule

Le Primule is a nine-hole course certified by the Italian Golf Federation in 2014. The official scorecard has a double numbering, 1/10, 2/11 and so on, because the course can also be played twice in a row to make eighteen, with different tees for the second round.

The layout alternates par 3s and par 4s and relies more on accuracy than on power. The 1st is a demanding par 4, with a long out-of-bounds on the right and a green protected by a grove; the 2nd has a small elevated green in a narrow corridor of tall trees. The 3rd, according to the club, is the hardest par 4, with a sharp dogleg and out-of-bounds on the left. At the 4th comes a precision shot to a lower green with water on the right; the 5th is a short par 4 with a lake alongside and a raised green defended by a bunker, while at the 6th a water hazard sits close to the tees. The 8th, played from a terrace over the Dora Baltea park, is the most panoramic short hole.

Guests are welcome with a green fee: the 2026 price list shows €20 on weekdays and €25 at weekends for 9 holes, €25 and €30 for 18 holes. Renting a cart costs €25 for 9 holes and €35 for 18. Competitions have an entry fee of €15 for 9 holes and €20 for 18.

The club has reciprocal agreements with many clubs in the region, with reduced rates for members. To book, call 011 983 0224 or 328 716 1028, or write to [email protected].

For practice there is a driving range of about 250 metres with 15 bays (5 covered and 10 open-air), a pitching green with bunker and a putting green. The clubhouse was recently renovated and has a bar service.

Lessons are given by professional instructors and there is a school, the Canonica Academy School, as well as courses and programmes for young people: the club states its aim as creating a gathering point for the area, bringing young people and families closer to golf. The competition calendar is published on the website.

• One hole, two numbers. The scorecard shows double numbering (1/10, 2/11...) so that eighteen can be played in two rounds.
• A terrace over the Dora. The eighth hole is a par 3 on a panoramic terrace over the Dora Baltea park.
• Certified in 2014. The course is approved by the Italian Golf Federation.
• Water in play. Ponds and water hazards come into play on several holes.