LE PAVONIERE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Golf Club

Le Pavoniere Golf & Country Club – Elite Golf in the Heart of Tuscany
Located just outside the Renaissance city of Prato and a short drive from Florence, Le Pavoniere Golf & Country Club is a prestigious 18-hole, par-72 course designed by legendary golfer Arnold Palmer. Recognized as Italy’s Best Golf Course in 2020, 2022, and 2024, this Tuscan gem is celebrated for its immaculate design, scenic beauty, and international-level playing conditions, making it a must-play for golf enthusiasts visiting central Italy.

Tuscany’s Natural Charm and World-Class Golf
Set within the historic Tenuta delle Cascine Medicee, Le Pavoniere’s course meanders through centuries-old trees, shimmering lakes, and perfectly manicured fairways. The course blends the Tuscan landscape with challenging holes that reward strategic play. Whether you're a seasoned player or a passionate amateur, the peaceful countryside setting enhances the overall golfing experience. Explore our Tuscany golf holiday packages for tailor-made tee times and seamless access to golf, wine, and cultural treasures.

Stay & Play in Tuscany – Golf Holidays Near Florence
Le Pavoniere Golf & Country Club features top-tier amenities, including a refined clubhouse, pro shop, driving range, and fine dining facilities. With nearby villas and resorts, it's ideal for extended golf holidays. Its prime location near Florence lets guests immerse themselves in world-class art, architecture, and gastronomy after a rewarding day on the green. Browse our golf packages in Italy for exclusive tee times and curated golf holidays at Le Pavoniere and other top-rated courses across Tuscany.

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After a good look at Florence, it is time to head west of the city and discover Montecatini Terme, a pretty spa resort for treating people suffering from too much Bistecca alla Fiorentina or Chianti, and particularly Prato, for many a year overshadowed by Florence but nonetheless a town of many attractions. Visit Duomo, the Palazzo Pretorio, or the amazing fortress of Castello dell'Imperatore. Or again, a few miles further on, play Le Pavoniere, opened in 1986 and designed by Arnold Palmer, as was Castello di Tolcinasco in Lombardy. You can feel Arnie's highly strategic inspiration, where hazards are very cleverly brought into play, and his excellent knowledge of players of differing abilities. All the same, the less experienced players might suffer a little here anyway. Although rather flat, the course is subtle enough to be played and enjoyed often, and the greens big enough to offer very many different pin positions.


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