Players can tee-off any day of the year thanks to the wonderful warm climate.Įxplore the beautiful wine region of Puglia The wind is also a major obstacle on this links course adding an extra challenge. The result requires players to use the 14 irons and woods in their bags! Ingenious water distribution guarantees perfect supply to the grass, with no surplus or waste and a complex network of small lakes and streams naturally manages the oxygenation of the water thanks to a system of waterfalls. Great care was taken to blend the course into the beautiful surroundings, creating perfect harmony between the natural specificities of the site and a considerable variety of design. Just 45km from Brindisi airport and 12km from the center of Lecce and its beautiful beaches, the course underwent renovation in 2007 in the hands of the famous American golf course architects Hurdzan/Fry.

Situated in the medieval village of Acaya, this 18-hole course offers peace and tranquility in the south-east of Italy, close to the National Nature Reserve Le Cesine, one of the best-preserved wetlands of southern Italy. In fact hole 8 is an ideal opportunity to admire part of the necropolis, the ruins of which date back to the 5th century BC! And for golfers who are interested in adding a touch of culture to their experience, San Domenico is situated next to the ancient city of Egnathia.

Designed by the European Golf Design and built to the highest standards, this 6,300 meter, 18-hole course combines strategic bunkers, a well-structured fairway and a cleverly-designed green. The views of the sea are spectacular and the wind blowing in from the coast will make your round of golf challenging. Located in south-east Italy, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, San Domenico Golf is a links course of winding meadows that runs among secular olive trees along the beautiful Adriatic coast.

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