In 1960, Golf Club Villa Condulmer was born around an 18th-century noble villa, with the first nine holes designed by the architect John Harris. Constantly expanded and improved, the course gained nine more holes designed by architect Marco Croze.

The result is a course that requires driving long but being precise at the same time.

Golf Club Villa Condulmer has been the set of the history of golf in the Veneto region, many golfers who have made this sport great played here. Following its never-ending renewing philosophy, the Club today has completely renovated the Championship Course with Bermuda Grass.

The Circolo Golf Venezia was built in 1928 under the lead of Scottish architect Cruikshank of Maxwell M. Hart of Glasgow and enlarged to 18 holes in 1951 by architect C.K. Cotton’s. It surely is the first golf course in the region and, thanks to its charm and technicality, also one of the best in Italy and appreciated by international champions.

The golf course of Venice set on a spectacular strip of land between the Adriatic Sea and the Lagoon of Venice sharing several links features with the bora and sirocco winds that often impact the course, increasing the challenge and requiring game control to hit its well-protected greens.

The first of the three golf courses designed in Italy in the late 80s by the famous US Golf Champion Arnold Palmer, inspired by the nearby Venice spreading the 27 holes of water obstacles. Palmer created a top-level competition course, both in the technical and aesthetic result, giving birth to an 18-hole “champion” par 72 of 6350 meters and an “executive” of 9 holes.

The peculiarity of the course is given by the abundance of water obstacles created with artificial lakes that affect as many as 12 of the 18 holes, the consistent presence of large bunkers American, from the technical aspects and the pleasantness of the surrounding landscape that count it among the best competition fields made in Italy.