Olgiata Golf Club

The course is divided into two courses, the West course and the East course, for a total of 27 holes; it was inaugurated in 1961 and built on a project by the English architect C. Kenneth Cotton. The West course, the oldest of the two, consists of 18 holes. Events of particular importance, including international ones, took place along this path, such as the 2002 Italian Open, the 1968 and 1984 editions of the Professional Team World Championship and numerous other FIG competitions. In 2012 it was almost completely redesigned by the American architect Jim Fazio, to adapt to new needs and is now ready to welcome International Tournaments; has three configurations: PAR 71, 72 and 73, and 7 batters for all categories. The recently created East course, on the other hand, is a 9-hole par 36 course, with a length of 2,947 meters.