Golfclub St.Vigil Seis

The course is at San Vigilio, above Siusi, in the municipality of Castelrotto. The 18 holes unfold at the foot of Sciliar with steep changes in level, between gorges and waterfalls: a par 69 that is short on paper, 5,017 metres from the men's tees (course rating 66.9, slope 133) and 4,532 metres from the women's tees (CR 69.5, slope 129).

Two holes the club singles out on their own. At the 4th a stream cuts the fairway in two. The 15th is the par 3 that makes the course famous: according to the club it is one of the par 3s with the greatest drop in Europe.

At holes 1 and 9 two ponds have been renaturalised with local marsh plants, and near the 9th there is a traditional orchard with old varieties such as the Canada Reinette and the Pera del Curato.

The 2026 season runs from 9 April to 25 October. Tee times are booked online or on +39 0471 708708. The price list applies to golfers registered with a national federation.

In 2026 the green fee costs 110 euros for 18 holes and 60 euros for 9. There is a reduced rate, 82 euros for 18 holes and 48 for 9, for tee times from 2:30 pm in May, June and September and in other periods indicated by the club. Under-18s get a 50% discount on 18 holes and 30% on 9; guests of partner hotels and members of South Tyrolean clubs get 20%.

The golf cart costs 45 euros for 18 holes and 30 for 9, the electric trolley 20 euros, the manual one 5; hire bags range from 20 to 45 euros.

The driving range is on two levels, with 32 covered bays and 260 metres in length; entry costs 10 euros and 25 balls 2 euros, but it can only be used with the course permit. The practice area is completed by the putting green and a chipping zone with a bunker. The club has a pro shop and a golf school with qualified instructors.

The R19 restaurant offers fresh cuisine inspired by South Tyrolean tradition and a lounge terrace with views of the course and the Dolomites; book on +39 0471 706 271.

On the environmental front the club has renewed its irrigation system, which regulates water on the basis of soil moisture measured by satellite, sows drought-resistant grasses and has set itself a precise goal: to cut water consumption by 30% by 2030.

• A vertical par 3. According to the club the 15th is one of the par 3s with the greatest drop in Europe.
• Apples on the course. Next to the 9th grows a traditional orchard with the Canada Reinette and the Pera del Curato; according to the club, orchards of this kind host over 5,000 species of animals and plants.
• Water controlled by satellite. Irrigation is based on soil moisture measurements by satellite, with the aim of cutting consumption by 30% by 2030.
• A two-storey range. The 32 covered bays of the driving range are spread over two levels.