Tuscan Fairways
Tuscany built its first golf course in 1889, making Circolo del Golf Ugolino one of the oldest in Italy. But the region's modern golfing identity sits on the coast — the Maremma, a wild stretch of southern Tuscany where Argentario Golf Club and Golf Club Punta Ala deliver championship layouts with the sea always in the frame.
Inland, Poggio dei Medici sits in the Mugello valley north of Florence, and Royal Golf La Bagnaia above Siena pairs a modern course with a medieval-hamlet resort. Do the Uffizi in Florence, drink Brunello in Montalcino, taste truffles in San Miniato, and end your days with a round and a sunset glass of Chianti on a terrace overlooking cypress-lined ridges. Stay at the Four Seasons Firenze and Argentario Golf Resort & Spa.
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Ugolino (Italy's Oldest)Founded 1889 — one of the oldest in Italy.
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Argentario (Tuscan Coast)Nature reserve overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.
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Four Seasons Firenze4 nights in a Renaissance palazzo.
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Royal La Bagnaia (Siena)Medieval-hamlet resort above the Chianti hills.
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Chianti Wine TourFull-day Chianti vineyard tour with lunch — included.
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Uffizi & SienaFlorence sightseeing and Piazza del Campo.
Day by Day
A suggested flow for your trip. Every day is flexible — extend, shorten, or swap any element based on your preferences.
Benvenuti a Firenze
Arrive at Florence Amerigo Vespucci Airport. Private transfer to the Four Seasons Hotel Firenze (15 minutes) — a Renaissance palazzo with 11 acres of botanical gardens in the heart of the city. Evening: walk to the Ponte Vecchio.
Italy's Oldest Course
A 20-minute drive south to Ugolino — one of Italy's oldest courses, founded 1889, set among olive groves and cypress trees on the Chianti hills. Par 72, 5,803 yards. Afternoon: Florence sightseeing — the Duomo, Uffizi, Ponte Vecchio.
Mugello Valley
Drive north to the Mugello valley (45 minutes). Poggio dei Medici — a modern championship layout surrounded by Tuscan countryside. Par 73, 6,484 yards. Afternoon: visit San Miniato for truffle tasting or return to Florence.
Brunello, Chianti & Cypress
Full-day Chianti vineyard tour — visit two or three legendary estates (Antinori, Ruffino, or Castello di Brolio), lunch at a hillside trattoria, and wine tasting under the Tuscan sun. Included in the package.
Siena's Medieval-Hamlet Course
Drive to Siena (1.5 hours). Royal Golf La Bagnaia — a modern course set within a restored medieval hamlet above the Chianti hills. Par 71, 6,254 yards. Visit Siena's Piazza del Campo and the Duomo before continuing south.
South to the Sea
Continue south to Monte Argentario on the Maremma coast (2 hours). Check in to Argentario Golf Resort & Spa — set in a nature reserve overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. Afternoon by the pool or spa.
The Tuscan Riviera
Argentario Golf Club — routed through a nature reserve with the Tyrrhenian Sea as backdrop. David Mezzacane and Baldovino Dassù's design uses Mediterranean scrub, umbrella pines, and sea views. Par 71, 6,218 yards.
Maremma Finale
Drive north along the coast to Punta Ala (1 hour). Golf Club Punta Ala — a championship course in the Maremma wetlands with the sea alongside. Par 72, 6,310 yards. Return to Argentario for farewell dinner.
Arrivederci
Full breakfast, then private transfer to Rome Fiumicino Airport (2 hours). Or extend with a Rome add-on.
The Courses You'll Play
Luxury Accommodation
Italy Attractions
Florence, Siena, Chianti — and the Tyrrhenian Sea.
What's Included
Transparent from the start — here's exactly what you get with this itinerary.
Your Package
- 5 rounds on Tuscan courses
- 4 nights at Four Seasons Firenze (5★)
- 4 nights at Argentario Golf Resort (5★)
- Full Italian breakfast daily
- Full-day Chianti wine tour with lunch
Experiences & Extras
- Private transfers throughout
- Restaurant recommendations & reservations
- Meet and assist at the airport
- 24/7 on-call local support
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