The classic style of British courses in the beautiful landscape of the Venetian lagoon.

Albarella Golf Links is known throughout the world as the course "born of the sea". Designed by the English architect John Dering Harris, it extends over 70 hectares of land between the sea and the lagoon of the Po Delta Natural Park, on an 18-hole course characterised by a series of water and sand obstacles that test the players' skill with dunes, lakes and wild olive trees.

Here, the sea breeze follows every move, enfolding the players with the typical scents of the beach, giving that extra touch of difficulty to the game and making the challenge even more interesting.

The Golf Club Frassanelle, offers the unique pleasure of playing on a modernly designed course in a fascinating and charming environment. Its doors opened in 1990 into a nineteenth-century park covering more than two hundred hectares alternating between lakes and clearings. Golf magazines judge it as being one of the best in the world. The Club House, seated inside a Seventeenth-century country house, restructured with re ned taste, places all the comforts at the disposal of Members and Guests: bar, restaurant, Sauna, massage parlour and a pro-shop. The Club is opened all year round and each weekend, from February to December, offers a quali ied tournament calendar. Situated in a beautiful hilly countryside, the Euganean Hills Park and further enhanced by the thermal area of Abano and Montegrotto, the Golf Club Frassanelle is surrounded by important cultural-tourist towns such as Padua, with its University founded in 1222, fascinating Venice and nobles Vicenza and Verona .

A park that becomes a golf course: that's what makes our 9-hole course so unique, surrounded by hills where absolute quiet is the soundtrack to every round. A natural oasis of wellbeing and relaxation in the heart of Veneto. It is situated in the most beautiful and evocative part of the Colli Euganei, one of the most important thermal sites in Europe, just a few kilometres from Venice.

 Built in what were once the property of the Counts Emo Capodilista, The Montecchia Golf Club is adjacent to an ancient medieval castle and a splendid Renaissance villa, still owned by the noble family. The club house is housed in an old, expertly renovated tobacco dryer, which houses two restaurants, a snack bar, meeting rooms as well as a reception and services. The Challenge Tour took place on the course in 2001 and in 2002, and the Alps Tour in 2010 and 2012. The course is spread over 27 holes, designed by the English architect Tom Macauley in full respect of the Anglo-Saxon school. So high technical content without losing sight of the environment and the surrounding landscape. The movement is very limited, with undulations that recall the bordering Euganean Hills Park. The presence of water mirrors and uncultivated spots, combined with eco-friendly maintenance, favor the presence of a rich fauna.