Golf Club Biella Le Betulle

Tucked away in the serene foothills of the Italian Alps, Golf Club Biella “Le Betulle” (“The Birches”) is a sanctuary for those seeking a pure, authentic golfing experience. Designed in the late 1950s by legendary British architect John Morrison, this 18-hole, par-73 parkland course stretches 6,534 meters (7,146 yards) and is widely celebrated as one of the finest courses on the European mainland.

Set in the charming countryside along the slopes of the Serra moraine, just a few kilometres from Biella and Ivrea, it is provided with any facility, including a Club House with restaurant and guest rooms.

For nearly three decades, Il Mondo del Golf—Italy’s most prestigious golf magazine—has repeatedly ranked Le Betulle as the number one course in the country, while leading international golf guides consistently include it among the world’s elite. Its reputation is built on both technical excellence and natural beauty, offering a course that challenges elite players and welcomes enthusiasts of all levels.

The course offers a fresh alpine climate and breathtaking views throughout the season. The elegant clubhouse and foresteria provide a warm, refined retreat after your round—complete with fine Italian cuisine and a welcoming atmosphere.

Recognized by icons like Gene Sarazen and praised by course design giants such as Michael J. Hurdzan, Golf Club Biella is more than just a destination—it’s a landmark in European golf history. Whether you’re in search of a competitive challenge or a tranquil escape, Le Betulle offers a rare blend of legacy, landscape, and Italian hospitality.