Piedmont golf region – enjoyment, nature and first-class golf courses Piedmont is a real insider tip for discerning golfers who are looking for more than just fairways and greens. Nestled between the foothills of the Alps and rolling hills, this region in north-western Italy offers an impressive backdrop for a golf holiday that perfectly combines sport, cuisine and culture. Golf holidays in Piedmont – varied and authentic Those who play golf in Piedmont will experience a successful mix of well-maintained golf courses, authentic Italian lifestyle and breathtaking scenery. The courses are nestled among vineyards, forests and nature parks – and are significantly less crowded than other golf regions in Italy. This makes the region particularly attractive for anyone who wants to be active in a relaxed atmosphere. Top golf courses in Piedmont One of the best-known courses is the Bogogno Golf Club, which boasts two championship courses – Bonora and Conte. Both courses are varied, perfectly maintained and challenging. Also recommended: the traditional Circolo Golf Torino, which regularly hosts international tournaments, and the elegant Golf Club Castelconturbia, a true classic among Italy’s top courses. Smaller, charming courses such as the Golf Club Margara or Golf Colline del Gavi are also worth a visit. Best time to travel and climate The golf season in Piedmont is long – conditions are usually ideal from March to the end of October. In spring and autumn, the climate is pleasantly mild, and in summer it is warm but often refreshing due to the high altitude – perfect for a round in the afternoon and a glass of Barolo in the evening. Enjoyment on and off the course What makes Piedmont so special is the combination of sporting excellence with a genuine culture of enjoyment. The region is world-famous for its wines (Barolo, Barbaresco, Dolcetto), its fine cuisine featuring truffles, pasta, game and cheese – and, last but not least, its charming agriturismi, small wineries and stylish resorts, which are often located right next to the golf courses. Conclusion: Golf holidays in Piedmont – relaxed, stylish, high-quality If you are looking for a golf destination that combines sporting excellence with Italian flair, good food and scenic beauty, Piedmont is the place for you. Whether as a short break or an extended pleasure trip, golf in Piedmont is an experience that will remain in your memory for a long time to come.
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3 nights, DBL room Deluxe (in Villa), BED AND BREAKFAST
10 spacious, traditional-style rooms have been built onto the amazing 36 holes Margara Golf course, inside the old tower from the XIX century, next to the lovely clubhouse. The rooms offer all modern amenities and most of them have a view of the golf course. From the tower, the view of the village and the surrounding hills is breathtaking. Your stay at the Relais Villa Margara will be under the sign of elegance and entertainment thanks to the beautiful greens which rank among the most renowned, in the north of Italy.
10 spacious, traditional-style rooms have been built onto the amazing 36 holes Margara Golf course, inside the old tower from the XIX century, next to the lovely clubhouse. The rooms offer all modern amenities and most of them have a view of the golf course. From the tower, the view of the village and the surrounding hills is breathtaking. Your stay at the Relais Villa Margara will be under the sign of elegance and entertainment thanks to the beautiful greens which rank among the most renowned, in the north of Italy.
Golf Club Margara
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02.11. — green fee per player: Green Fee 18 Holes (10:00)
Founded in 1972 by Dr. Glauco Lolli Ghetti, today the Margara Golf Club is a renowned golf club both nationally and internationally. With two 18-hole championship courses, every year it welcomes tourists and professional golfers from all over the world. The oldest course, “Glauco Lolli Ghetti”, named after its founder, has a Parkland-type structure: it is surrounded by trees that are now imposing, has wide fairways that extend over the rolling hills of Monferrato and greens that put even the most experienced players to the test. The more recent “La Guazzetta” course, completed in 2006, is also 18 holes and has a more modern, links-style character, with wide bunkers that design the slopes and covers important distances. Margara has hosted 22 European Challenge Tours, 1 Italian Ladies Open and every year is the scene of several Italian National Championships. Technical Details Course : 18+18 holes, par 72/72, 6048/6176 meters Architect : Topography: Sometimes hilly landscape with some woods, sometimes flat Distinctive features: It has a varied topography that requires a good strategy from the player who must continually adapt his play to the landscape. Pro’s comments The two Margara courses have a great virtue. If you don’t face them from the furthest tees, they are entertaining and stimulating for all playing levels. The Glauco Lolli Ghetti 18-hole course hosted tournaments on the European Challenge Tour for 17 years and all the professionals have always given very positive reviews of the course. The amen corner (Holes 15, 16, 17,18) must be faced with great attention and respect: 4 very delicate holes that can ruin your score in no time. La Guazzetta is very long but also very wide except for Holes 10 and 11 where erring to the right is absolutely forbidden. A forest thick with water hazards is waiting there to receive your sliced shots. So be careful!!!!!
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Cantina Hic et Nunc
Duration: , Departure time: Voucher 2024 - Guided tour of the wine cellar and tasting of 3 glasses of wine with cold cuts and cheeses
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Meeting place: Cantina Hic et Nunc
Pronouncing the words Hic et Nunc in Italy today could mean two things: a reference to the Latin saying 'here and now' or the more recent winemaking enterprise founded in 2012 in Vignale Monferrato, in Piedmont. For the owners, the choice of name coincides with the philosophy of the company, a young enterprise that integrates tradition and innovation in an avant-garde project that combines a sense of belonging to the territory - it was love at first sight - a passion for cultivating historic vineyards and the professionalism of the whole team. Moving towards this natural amphitheatre among rows of vines, cultivated fields and pastures, the 'transparent' profile of the winery stands out, hollowed out in the hillside to reduce the impact of the landscape as much as possible, in a place that Unesco has recognised as a World Heritage Site. Here the walls become glass windows that run along the entire perimeter of the building, inviting the eye to follow the entire winemaking process all the way to the barrique cellar, in the sign of a "productive transparency" at the heart of the Hic et Nunc vision.
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