Golf Club Fiuggi 1928

Perched within the pristine Lake Canterno Nature Reserve, Golf Club Fiuggi 1928 is more than a course—it’s a living tribute to golf’s heritage and to the healing power of nature. Established in 1928, it proudly ranks among Italy’s oldest 18‑hole layouts, yet has always looked forward: pioneering the “public course” concept in Italy, welcoming every golfer without the barrier of share ownership.

Stretching 5,864 meters with a Par 70, Fiuggi’s fairways meander through verdant woodland and thermal springs, from the historic Bonifacio VIII fountain all the way to the tranquil lakeshore. Every hole offers its own technical challenge—strategic bunkers, subtle elevation changes, and generous greens—rewarding precision and thoughtful play.

Here, sustainability isn’t a buzzword but a way of life: the course is maintained entirely organically, free from herbicides, to protect local flora, fauna, and the well‑being of players. Beneath a canopy of centuries‑old trees, the Club House stands as a serene haven—where soft light filters through the leaves, and the scent of pine and fresh earth invites you to linger over a post‑round refreshment.

At Fiuggi 1928, golf becomes an immersion in history, health, and harmony with the land—an experience that enriches body, mind, and spirit long after the final putt.