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Olgiata Golf Club
Rome, Rome, Italy
18 Holes · Published fees disagree between sources; check with the club · Parkland
— About
About Olgiata Golf Club
Olgiata Golf Club is a parkland club about 15 miles north of Rome, with an 18-hole West course and a nine-hole East course. Charles Kenneth Cotton designed the original course. The West course is tree-lined, with undulating fairways and bunkers.
- The nine-hole East course gives a shorter option when time is tight.
- A caddie service and an academy with lessons operate from the club.
- The club has a restaurant, a bar and a sauna.
- The 2019 Italian Open was part of the Rolex Series.
History of Olgiata Golf Club
Olgiata opened in 1961 with Cotton's design, which Jim Fazio remodeled in 1996, adding water hazards in the form of lakes and streams. It staged the 1984 World Cup and the Italian Open in 2002 and again in 2019.
When to play Olgiata Golf Club
Rome's mild spring and autumn bring the best conditions for the West course, when the trees are in leaf. Midsummer is hot, so book an early tee time.
Playing Olgiata Golf Club: tips
Olgiata is a private members' club, but non-members can play for a green fee, after booking in advance. Member guests pay reduced rates. Rental clubs, buggies and caddies can be arranged at the club.
Visit Olgiata Golf Club
Largo Olgiata 15, 00123 Rome
Rome, Rome, Italy
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Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Olgiata Golf Club
Who designed Olgiata Golf Club?
Charles Kenneth Cotton designed the original course, which opened in 1961. Jim Fazio later remodeled it in 1996, adding lakes and streams as water hazards.
Which big tournaments has Olgiata hosted?
The club hosted the 1984 World Cup of Golf and the Italian Open in 2002 and 2019. The 2019 event was part of the Rolex Series.
How many holes does Olgiata have?
Twenty-seven: an 18-hole West course and a nine-hole East course.