Le Fonti Golf club is situated in the fascinating Sillaro Valley, with a mild and pleasant microclimate, surrounded by gently rolling hills.

The course, which stretches for a total of 6,480 metres, has 18 holes and is par 72, and is extremely varied and entertaining both for experienced players and beginners. The clubhouse provides catering services within excellent restaurant that develops the local traditions of food and wine with flair and impeccable hospitality.

Together with the surrounding area, the course, overlooking the spa facilities and on the outskirts of the medieval town, offers an ample variety of opportunities for fine dining, recreation, cultural activities, sports and music that allow guests to enjoy a pleasant and unforgettable stay.

The Golf Club Bologna is history, tradition and is even more: the club is the oldest one among those which go on “according to tradition” according to the will of its founder.

Achille Sassoli de Bianchi “wanted it, created it and I know how much he loved it,” his wife Anna says proudly. Today Filippo Sassoli, just as proudly as Achille, runs and loves it.

Its overall shape is reminiscent of British inland courses, with greens well protected by bunkers and nothing particularly original about the layout as a whole. You certainly wouldn’t come here just for the thrills of striking visual beauty, but the moderation in the layout of hazards makes this a pleasant course for almost every player. Only the very best might rue the absence of a tougher challenge.

Nestled in the Apennine foothills just south of the city of Bologna, the Molino del Pero Golf Club is designed to satisfy any type of golfer, from the most demanding expert to the casual, occasional amateur.

Arturo Filippini, the President of the Club, is a great golfing enthusiast. He chose this particular plot of land to be transformed into a golf course because it was here that he played as a child.

Molino del Pero Golf Club is a technical 18-hole parkland golf course on a pleasantly hilly terrain. The first nine holes were designed in 1991 by Count Ignazio De Vito Piscicelli, a great player, renowned among Bolognese golfers who happens to also be Arturo’s friend. The back nine were added in 2006.

The Modena Golf & Country Club is situated in a strategic position and it can be reached, quickly and easily, from any direction. In fact, downtown Modena (only 10 km away), Sassuolo, Vignola, Carpi and other interesting towns are all nearby.

Spread over 100 hectares and built following a design by the German champion Bernhard Langer, assisted by the American architect Jim Eng from Boulder, Colorado, this course is one of the finest in Italy. The wide greens and tees, the smoothly winding fairways, the large “hungry” bunkers and the numerous, extra-large water hazards make this course the ideal venue for top level competitions such as the Italian Open, which celebrated its 50th edition here.

An executive course, a well equipped driving range and two tennis courts complete the sports facilities on offer.