Torino
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Courses
- Golf Club Sestrieres - 18 hole Par 65
- Golf Pragealto
- Golf Club Stupinigi - 9 buche Par 33
- Golf Club i Ciliegi
- Golf Club Ivrea
- Golf Club Colonnetti
- I Roveri
- Golf Club I Girasoli - 18 hole Par 71
- Circolo Golf Torino - La Mandria
- Pian del Colle
- Golf Club Le Fronde
- Golf Club Druento - Cascina I Merli
- Moncalieri Golf Club - 9 hole Par 32
- Circolo Golf Grugliasco
- Circolo Golf Torino La Mandria
- Golf Le Primule
- Golf Club Chieri
- Canavese Golf & Country Club
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Torino?
We find late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September-October) offer ideal conditions for golf in Torino. You'll enjoy comfortable temperatures and lush courses without the peak summer heat or crowds. Avoid mid-summer if you prefer cooler rounds.
What kind of golf courses can I expect to find around Torino?
Torino's golf scene is surprisingly diverse, often set against stunning Alpine backdrops. You'll encounter a mix of classic parkland layouts and more challenging, undulating courses that demand precise shot-making. Many courses here offer a true sense of Italian elegance and history.
Are there any must-play courses or hidden gems we should prioritize in the Torino region?
Absolutely, you can't miss Royal Park I Roveri, a truly championship-caliber experience with two fantastic courses. For a more historic feel, Golf Club Torino - La Mandria offers a beautiful, mature layout that's a joy to play. Don't overlook Golf Club Biella Le Betulle for its challenging design and incredible views.
How easy is it to get around and access the golf courses from Torino city center?
We recommend renting a car for your Torino golf trip; it gives you the flexibility to explore the region's courses at your own pace. Most courses are within a 30-60 minute drive from the city, making day trips very manageable. Public transport isn't really practical for reaching the courses.
What else should we experience in Torino when we're not on the course?
Torino is a fantastic city to explore beyond the fairways. You absolutely must indulge in the local Piedmontese cuisine-think rich pasta dishes and world-class wines. We also suggest visiting the Royal Palace of Venaria or the Egyptian Museum for a dose of culture and history.