Italy golf holiday FAQs

Italy is a great destination for golfers, boasting a variety of scenic and well-maintained courses. Italy also offers pleasant weather and beautiful landscapes, adding to the golfing experience.

Read our article on the top reasons to book an Italian golf holiday.

There are 320 golf courses located in Italy spread throughout the country including Marco Simone Golf & Country Club, renowned as the 2023 Ryder Cup venue.

The best season to play golf in Italy is generally from late spring to early autumn, which ranges from April to October. During this period, the weather offers mild temperatures and favourable conditions for golf.

Prices vary from season to season, but Italy golf packages start from as little as £239 per person.

Italy has a great range of golf courses, all offering unique challenges. Some of the best Italian golf courses include:

• Royal Park I Roveri Trent Jones Course

• Circolo Golf Villa d'Este

• Verdura Resort East Course

• Circolo Golf Torino Blue Course

• Marco Simone Golf and Country Club

Yes, Italy offers several stay-and-play golf resorts that provide accommodation, dining, and spa facilities alongside great golf, perfect for holidaymakers looking for a complete golfing experience!

Check out our top Italian golf resorts!

Italy is the home of multiple European Tour competitions over the years. The Italian Open is played yearly and has been hosted at some of Italy's premier golf courses such as Valle d'Este and Royal Park Roveri. Likewise, The Sicilian Open was a popular event for a number of years and was hosted at the five-star Verdura Resort.

Most recently, golf fans will remember the iconic 2023 Ryder Cup at Marco Simone.

Some courses may require an official handicap to play in Italy, however, this varies from course to course. We would suggest consulting your Golf Travel Expert at the time of booking your break.