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Golf Club Garlenda
Garlenda, Italy
Golf Club Garlenda, Liguria — an 18-hole par-72 designed by Morrison & Harris (1964) through olive groves and pine forests. See golfer reviews on Hole19.
Description
Golf Club Garlenda sits in Garlenda, Liguria, Italy, across 18 holes of par-72 layout stretching 6,085 meters through ancient olive groves, pine forests, and gentle, sinuous hills. Designed by John Morrison and John Harris and opened in 1964, it is a semi-private course with over six decades of play. Hole 11, known as the Amen Corner of the course, is a straight par 4 considered particularly difficult. Hole 12 was modified in 2023, with the tee repositioned to its original design intent. The practice setup includes a driving range equipped with Toptracer ball tracking and a Golf School staffed by professionals. The club also has a swimming pool, fully equipped gym, and Turkish bath service on site. Rated 4.3 by 50+ Hole19 golfers.
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Reviews
Luigi ZanchiAugust 14, 2025Greens need maintenance and players need to repair pitches.
Giacomo CamporaSeptember 14, 2024Best course in the Ponente Ligure and Best in Liguria overall with Rapallo.
Stefan GruberSeptember 30, 2023Very bad maintained, 2 greens with wintergreens (without notice in advance)
roberto caroliFebruary 24, 2020Bel complesso, ottimo campo e location
pascal fontaniliNovember 22, 2018Très beau parcours a 1h30 de Nice. Bon entretien
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