Via Agnelli 40,
Fiano, nr Torino, Piemonte 10070
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Sergio Bertaina / Marco Soffietti.The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland.
Designer:
Original design at this location by English course architect John S. F. Morrison (1956). Developed into 27 holes and then 36 by Italian designer Marco Croze. Blue course renovated by Graham Cooke of Canada (1997).
Above distances are for the Blu course. Also at Torino GC is the 18-hole Giallo (Yellow) course (par-72; 6,214 metres from back tees).
45.202190
7.549320
17 km NW of Turin
From the A5 just north of Turin take exit Venaria, and follow direction Venaria. Follow signs through the town of Venaria to Valli di Lanzo (SP1). After approx 12 km, at roundabout, turn left direction Fiano. After o.3 km golf entrance gates are on your left.
Circolo Golf Torino, La Mandria (Blu course): Co-located just north of Turin in the former royal hunting grounds of La Mandria Regional Park, you will find two of northwest Italy's best known golf clubs. Each club is home to two championship courses. In the most northerly section of the park is Circolo Golf Torino (Turin Golf Club), with its Blue and Yellow courses. The club moved to this La Mandria site in 1956, where English architect John Morrison laid out the first 18-hole course. Sitting just beneath Turin Golf Club is Royal Park "I Roveri", with layouts by Robert Trent Jones Sr and Michael Hurdzan.
Occupying the central part of Torino's 36-hole complex, the Blue course offers a classical parkland layout, incorporating many of the fine features that also make the Yellow course a delight to play. On the Blue, some of the most threatening water hazards come early, especially at the par-5 opener, the par-4 3rd and later at the par-3 13th. Although you may feel there's a bit more room for your drives on the Blue layout, it also has plenty of tree-lined holes that require accuracy from the tee. Anything too wayward will likely cost you a shot as you punch back-out to the appropriate fairway.
It can be argued that the Yellow course has a little more character than the Blue, with its many sharply dog-legging holes. But in most respects the two courses are identical twins. It's only when you get better acquainted with them, that you'll begin to appreciate their subtle differences.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends. Closed Mondays.
Must book in advance. Handicap required
Credit cards accepted. Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2020].
Players generally walk this course.
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Located in the expansive and ancient hunting grounds of Parco La Mandria ("park of the herd"), you will find two almost adjoining golf clubs: Royal Park Golf "I Roveri" and Circolo Golf Torino (Turin Golf Club). The two layouts of Royal Park (the Trent Jones Sr and Hurdzan Fry courses) are located just to the south of Torino Golf Club's two courses (the Blue and Yellow).
The Blue course at Torino has recently played host to the prestigious Italian Open Championship (see our Tournaments section >by Venue >Torino).
Via Torino 53, 10073 Ciriè.
+39 011 921 2059
Visit websiteIn a strategic position, 20 minutes away from Turin centre, near Juventus Stadium and just a few minutes from the Turin's International Airport the modern Gotha Hotel offers 44 comfortable guest rooms. The hotel facilities include a gastronomic restaurant, secure underground parking, and a 10 minute drive to the prestigious golf courses of Torino Golf Club and Royal Park I Roveri.
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Royal Park I Roveri (Trent Jones and Hurdzan Fry courses); Torino (Blue and Yellow courses).
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Via Della Zecca 9, 10072 Caselle Torinese.
+39 011 991 3733
Visit websiteDespite its rather contemporary name, the Jet Hotel is located in a converted 16th century monastery. Situated in the countryside on the outskirts of Turin, the hotel offers modern conveniences in historic surroundings, ideal for business and leisure.
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Royal Park I Roveri (Trent Jones and Hurdzan Fry courses); Torino (Blue and Yellow courses).
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