Terre dei Consoli Golf Club (Family)

Terre dei Consoli Golf Club (Family) is a Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed layout situated less than 20 miles north of Rome, in the Lazio region of Italy. The course plays over an open parkland that gently follows the natural contours of undulating terrain, with nature and the environment central to its character. The setting carries genuine historical weight. The ancient Via Francigena — the pilgrim route once connecting France to Rome — crosses the course near the end of the par-5 8th hole. Beyond the 11th green, Monterosi Lake marks the site where Pope Hadrian IV crowned Frederick I Barbarossa as emperor. This 9-hole course is part of a wider property whose full layout plays to a par of 72 and can be stretched from 6,550 to 7,550 yards for championship conditions. History, culture, and natural landscape combine to make this a course unlike most within easy reach of Rome.