Area: Tuscany
Holes: 18
Par: 73
Teebox in metres:
Men: 6,196
Ladies: 5,457
Teebox in yards:
Men: 6,798
Ladies: 6,025
Designed by: Baldovino Dassù - A. Rossi Fioravanti
Opened in: 1992
Type: Country - hilly
Caddie: No
Buggy: Yes
Electric trolley: Yes
Trolley: Yes
Clubs: Yes
Closing Day: None
Nearest Town(s):
Florence
Nearest Airport(s):
Florence FLR - Bologna BLQ
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Set among the splendid hills of Mugello, the Poggio Dei Medici Golf Club has a spectacular and entertaining course. Comprising 2 groups of 9 holes, first 9 par 37 and second ones 36, it offers a variety of decidedly unusual game situations. The course has been designed both as an introduction for beginners and as a challenge for good players and champions who will be invited to take part in the competitions to be held here. Lakes, bunkers, streams and clumps of trees have been created, not only to create technical obstacles but also to form a visual horizon that is unique in its harmony and charm. The first 9 holes were opened for play in Spring '94, together with the practice ground, with pitching and putting green, and the club house in Villa di Cignano which has been completely restored, fully respecting its fifteenth-century lines.
Comment read on the Peugeot Golf Guide
Florence is a little more than just the city of Florence; there is also some wonderfully sweet and charming countryside where everything is visual and natural harmony; In the middle of hills covered with vines, olive, pine and cypress trees, and in a land of sophisticated food and admirable wines, you could be forgiven for thinking that time has stood still. The name of this course ("The Hill of the Medici") sums up both the history and landscape of Florence. However, the trees here will need to grow a little before the course fully matures. It was opened in 1992 over very wide open space and designed by the Italian champion Baldovino Dassù and course architect Alvise Rossi Fiorafanti. They have showed a great deal of imagination in the way they used the terrain, contoured the fairways and greens and brought hazards into play, namely rough, sand and water. A very hilly course which is better played by the fitter golfer, and a difficult one, too, where the fronts tees are to be advised