Castellaro Golf Club

The Castellaro Golf Club, within the Castellaro Golf Resort, in the immediate vicinity of Sanremo, is located in a strategic position, 150 metres above sea level, immersed in a lively Mediterranean maquis and characterized by a climate that makes it playable all year round. The course, 9 holes par 33, set in an extremely pleasant scenic context, has a total length of 2300 metres. The game is lived up by an undulating terrain, rather narrow fairways and treacherous greens; beautiful, panoramic views are a feast for the eye of the golfers that will play this exciting course. The Bar-Restaurant with its splendid terrace overlooking the course offers delicious dishes of traditional Ligurian cuisine and the best national and international wines. From the lower floor of the building, where the bag storage area, the golf cart and electric trolley storage area, the changing rooms and the secretary’s office are located, you can access the practice areas: the putting green, the practice bunker, the vast area dedicated to the short game and the large practice green with target greens of up to 225 metres.

Technical Details

Course: 9 holes

Par: 33

Metres: 2300

Architect: Marco Croze

Topography: undulating terrain

Distinctive features: rather narrow fairways, treacherous greens

Pro’s Comments

A complete course. If you start taking your first steps here, you will learn all the sloping situations that a player may encounter and not only! It is suitable to beginners and the more experienced. The most important thing is to tackle some holes with your brain; 2-3-6, it is very important to have a tee shot in the field and always take advantage of a friendly bank of the course that will bring the balls back into the fairway. Holes 1-4-7-8: you must try to score some pars or birdies, even though they are easy holes on paper they always come with some pitfalls; it’s thus better to leave the drive in the bag and play more defensively. Hole 1 has a bunker on the right that defends part of the green, hole 4 has a particular green that carries the ball from left to right and is also all downhill, hole 8 is a simple par 3 but there is a small road to climb over and a large bunker; the nine-hole round ends with hole 9, in my opinion the most beautiful, a par 5 of almost 500 metres from the white hitter, with a small lake defending the green; difficult to reach in 2 shots! Well worth a visit!