Argentario Golf Club PGA National Italy

This excellent par 71 course, the PGA National Italy, spans 6,218 yards and was designed and shaped by David Mezzacane, the professional golfer Baldovino Dassù and Brian Jorgensen who together created a superb course with a varied and technically challenging layout of interesting holes.

The fairways undulate drastically on each hole and once you reach the greens it is a challenge to get onto them due to the fact that they are all so small and well-guarded. There is no doubting that this is a difficult course due to elevation changes both along the fairways and on the small greens so if you are hoping to score well then make sure that you choose the appropriate tee option for your handicap! This course is a true gem with stunning views on the front nine over the two lagoons that separate Argentario from the mainland and then the back nine travels inland where the fairways travel through olive groves to reach the sloping greens. Argentario Golf Club PGA National Italy is a must-play course for any discerning golfer on their next golf escape to Italy, especially if you are looking for a firm test of golf which boasts incredible scenery.