Asolo Golf Club

Nestled in the rolling Asolo Hills, just a short drive from Venice and the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Hills of Valdobbiadene and Conegliano, Asolo Golf Club is a sanctuary of sport, style, and serenity. With its 27 holes laid out across three distinctive courses — Red, Yellow, and Green — this prestigious club invites players of every level to engage with the land, testing their skills across varied terrains shaped by nature and refined by design.

The Red Course offers a strategic challenge while allowing players to take on some holes with bold, direct shots. The Yellow Course is wide and open, ideal for expressing power and navigating gentle surprises in the terrain. The Green Course demands a mix of precision and strategy, rewarding players with growing confidence and mastery as they progress.

At the heart of the estate stands the elegant Clubhouse, designed by Luigi Vietti — the mind behind iconic architectural projects in Cortina and Costa Smeralda. Flooded with natural light, featuring wide windows and panoramic terraces, the Clubhouse offers a refined yet inviting space for post-game relaxation, socializing, or simply taking in the view.

But Asolo Golf Club goes far beyond the game. A fully equipped wellness centre awaits players and guests, featuring a sauna, massage rooms, a relaxation area, and an outdoor swimming pool complete with bar and solarium. For sports lovers, there are tennis courts, a five-a-side football pitch, and play areas for children — making the club a destination for the entire family.

The surrounding area also offers a rich blend of culture, nature, and tradition. Just minutes away lies the historic fortified town of Asolo — beloved by poets and artists — and the village of Possagno, birthplace of neoclassical sculptor Antonio Canova, home to his renowned Gypsotheca.

Wine lovers and explorers alike will find inspiration in the nearby Prosecco Hills, with their scenic vineyards, elegant wine routes, and cultural trails. And for those who seek world-class beauty, the wonders of Venice and its lagoon are never far away.