Le Pavoniere Golf & Country Club
- Italy
Course Architect:
Par: 72
Course Length: 6137 metres
Le Pavoniere Golf & Country Club is one of Tuscany's premier courses. Arnold Palmer's design, routed through a beautifully restored 19th-century villa once owned by Leopoldo dei Medici, combines history, nature and championship golf. The parkland layout features lush fairways, strategically placed water hazards and more than 1,800 mature trees introduced to enhance its natural beauty. The holes are laid out on mostly level terrain, but prevailing winds and water features ensure a strategic challenge. Le Pavoniere has hosted events such as the European Challenge Tour Open, demonstrating its tournament pedigree.
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Straight opener with water hazard right; green is narrow and protected by bunkers.
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Dog-leg left around trees; fairway bunkers force an accurate tee shot.
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Long par-5 with water crossing the fairway at the lay-up zone; reachable in two for long hitters.
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Gentle dog-leg right; green sits behind a pond; precision on approach is key.
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Par-3 over water to a wide green; wind can be a factor.
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Strong par-4; fairway narrows between two lakes; green slants from back to front.
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Dog-leg left; bunker complex on the corner; elevated green.
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Mid-length par-3 with bunkers short and long; contoured putting surface.
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Closing hole of front nine with water along the left; risk-reward second shot.
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Begins inward nine with a drive over a canal; short approach to undulating green.
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Par-5 with wide fairway; water guards the right side of the green; good birdie chance.
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Dog-leg right; large bunker protects corner; elevated green slopes severely.
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Straightaway par-4 with out-of-bounds left; narrow green with runoff areas.
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Long par-3 over a pond to a two-tiered green.
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Short par-4; water hazards both right and left; requires precise lay-up off the tee.
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Dog-leg left; fairway bunkers demand placement; green slopes sharply from back to front.
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Picturesque par-3 played over reeds; green guarded by two bunkers.
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Strong finishing hole with water running along the right; large green adjacent to the clubhouse terrace.
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