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Golf Club Biella "Le Betulle"
Magnano, Province of Biella, Italy
18 Holes · Par 73 · No published green fee found · Parkland
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About Golf Club Biella "Le Betulle"
Golf Club Biella "Le Betulle" is an 18-hole par 73 parkland course at Magnano, in the Province of Biella in Piedmont, northern Italy. John Morrison laid out the holes in an English style across rolling ground, among silver birches, chestnuts and old oaks. A clubhouse with a restaurant and guest accommodation sits on site.
- Morrison's design is described as environment-friendly.
- Donald Harradine assisted with the design.
- The lodge offers guest accommodation, so a stay-and-play weekend is possible.
- A driving range and a practice area serve warm-ups and lessons.
History of Golf Club Biella "Le Betulle"
The club's association was established in 1956, with John Morrison engaged to design the course on rolling ground at Magnano. Donald Harradine assisted with the design.
Playing Golf Club Biella "Le Betulle": tips
Visitors can play by arrangement with the club, and tee times are booked through its reservations office. Golf carts and club rental are available, and professional instruction can be arranged. The clubhouse and on-site lodge let you combine a round with an overnight stay.
Visit Golf Club Biella "Le Betulle"
Magnano, Province of Biella, Italy
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Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Golf Club Biella "Le Betulle"
What is the par of Biella Le Betulle?
The course is a par 73 over 18 holes, laid out by John Morrison among birch, chestnut and oak trees.
When was the club established?
The Golf Club Biella association was established in 1956, and John Morrison was the architect of the course at Magnano.
Can you stay at the club?
Yes. The club has on-site guest accommodation in a lodge, plus a restaurant in the clubhouse.