Pevero Golf Club

In the heart of Sardinia’s magnificent Costa Smeralda, between the Gulf of Pevero and the Bay of Cala di Volpe, Pevero Golf Club stands as one of Europe’s most breathtaking and challenging golf destinations. Known as the “Golf of the Two Gulfs,” this masterpiece designed by legendary landscape architect Robert Trent Jones between 1967 and 1972 has earned its place among the world’s elite courses, ranked by Golf Magazine as one of the top 50 golf courses globally.

Stretching across 60 hectares of pristine Sardinian landscape, the 18-hole course (6,107 meters, par 72) winds through wind-sculpted granite rock formations, natural lakes, and the intoxicating fragrance of Mediterranean flora—juniper, myrtle, and wild strawberry. What makes this course truly exceptional is its unique layout: the first nine holes touch the Bay of Grande Pevero, while the second nine overlook the stunning Bay of Cala di Volpe, creating an ever-changing panorama that captivates players throughout their round.

The Maestrale—the famous northwest wind that sweeps across the region—adds another dimension to the game, making each shot treacherous and creating an exhilarating, once-in-a-lifetime playing experience. It’s this combination of technical challenge and natural beauty that made Pevero the perfect venue for the 1978 Italian Open and continues to attract discerning golfers from around the world.

Practice facilities include an expert putting and pitching green, bunker and chipping green, and a comprehensive driving range featuring 20 outdoor spaces and five indoor stations perfect for instruction and practice. Whether you’re refining your skills or preparing for your round, these first-class amenities ensure you’re ready to face the course’s unique challenges.

The international Pevero Club House offers also countless leisure activities and sporting opportunities, highlighted by a panoramic terrace overlooking the golf course between the Gulf of Pevero and Cala di Volpe Bay. Indulge in signature cocktails at the bar and savor the best of international classics alongside traditional Sardinian cuisine at the aptly named “Ai Due Mari” Restaurant.

Beyond golf, discover the Pevero Path—a 13,000-meter health trail winding through the Pevero and Romazzino areas, passing Porto Liccia Bay and Grande Pevero Bay. With 11 fitness stations named after local flora (such as Lavender, Rosemary, Myrtle, Juniper and Honeysuckle), each equipped with benches and exercise equipment, visitors can combine walking and running with a comprehensive workout.

The numerous trails allow you to explore Sardinia’s ancient paths and dry stone walls while reaching points of historical and natural interest. For photography enthusiasts, the summit of Monte Zoppu (139 meters above sea level) offers the perfect vantage point to capture Costa Smeralda’s breathtaking beauty.

For the most discerning golfers seeking an unforgettable Mediterranean experience, Pevero Golf Club represents the perfect harmony of sporting challenge and natural splendor—truly one of the world’s most scenic courses you will ever play.