Golf Club Campo Carlo Magno

One of Italy's oldest golf clubs, the Campo Carlo Magno Golf Club was established in 1921, with its course designed in 1923 by the British champion and visionary Sir Henry Cotton. Located in Madonna di Campiglio, the club has already celebrated its centenary and stands out for its remarkable adaptability over the years, ensuring it continues to offer spectacular play for golfers of all levels.

Set in the green heart of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park at an altitude of 1,650 m a.s.l., the Golf Club Campo Carlo Magno also boasts one of the highest golf courses throughout Europe. The club's facilities include a 9-hole, 5,569 m course with 18 tees, a driving range with 20 practice bays, 6 of which are covered, putting greens and pitching greens. This golfing haven is surrounded by fir trees and nestled at the foot of the majestic Brenta Dolomites.

Other facilities include golf carts, caddies available on request, a clubhouse with bar and a restaurant at the local Golf Hotel.