Marco Simone Golf & Country Club – Championship Golf Near Rome
Just outside the Eternal City, Marco Simone Golf & Country Club stands as one of Italy’s most prestigious golfing venues. Home of the 2023 Ryder Cup and Italy’s Best Golf Course in 2020, 2022, and 2024, this spectacular 18-hole, par-72 course combines elite tournament standards with panoramic views of the Roman countryside and St. Peter’s Basilica in the distance. It’s a must-play for golfers seeking a world-class experience with a touch of Italian grandeur.


Championship Golf with Roman Views
Designed by Jim Fazio, Marco Simone’s layout challenges players with strategic bunkers, undulating fairways, and fast greens—perfect for competitive play or a scenic round at your own pace. The course’s integration with the natural topography and its proximity to Rome make it one of the most exciting destinations for golf in Italy. Discover our Rome golf holiday packages for exclusive tee times and custom golf breaks that blend sport, culture, and history in Italy’s iconic capital region.


Stay & Play Near Rome – Luxury Golf Retreats at Marco Simone
Marco Simone Golf & Country Club features luxury amenities, including a modern clubhouse, fine dining, practice facilities, and elegant accommodation options nearby. Whether you're attending a major event or planning a golf-focused getaway, this destination offers the ultimate Italian golf escape. Browse our golf packages in Italy to book unforgettable rounds and curated holidays at Marco Simone and other top-rated golf resorts throughout the country.


Comment read on the Peugeot Golf Guide

You can bet that very few foreign tourists coming to visit Rome have heard of Tivoli. Yet it is one of the most magic spots imaginable, particularly with the gardens and fountains of la Villa d'Este or the archaeological wealth of the villa Adriana, the former mansion of Emperor Hadrian. The 18 holes that grace the Marco Simone golf course are less than 10 kilometres away, laid out over steeply rolling countryside (buggy recommended). Leaning against a former castle belonging to designer Laura Biagiotti, the club-house is huge and facilities luxurious, including tennis courts, swimming pool and health centre but reserved for members only. The course, designed with much imagination by architect Jim Fazio, has the merit of being tough from the back tees but easier the further forward you go, which is only logical. Water hazards and the shaping of greens and bunkers create a very American feel, tempered only by the landscape of the Roman countryside. A very good course, already mature.