Montecatini Golf Club
About Montecatini Golf Club
Golf Club Overview
Address: Via dei Brogi-Loc. Pievaccia, Toscana, 51015 Monsummano Terme Italy
Tel: +39 572 622 18,+39 572 640 92
Website: https://www.montecatinigolf.com
Golf Club Facilities
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Visitor Information & Green Fees
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Courses & Scorecards
| Course | Tee | Par | SSS | Yards | ||
| Montecatini Golf Club | Yellow | 72 | 71 [133] | 6208 | ||
| Montecatini Golf Club | Red | 72 | 72 [128] | 5341 | ||
Montecatini Golf Club Reviews
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What The Club Says
Offering superb views of the beautiful Tuscan countryside, Montecatini Golf Club is an 18 hole golf course built in hilly terrain.
Reviews for Montecatini Golf Club
Reviewed May 11 2026
Fantastic course
Early in the season, so the course still needs time after winter, but it is beautiful as always. Tricky course, but fair and great fun to play.Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed Oct 6 2025
Great course
Only 9 holes open today, which was a shame. The course has struggled with tge wet weather in Tuscany, and was quite muddy in places. Still a lovely place though.Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed May 19 2025
Great course
Great course,must play if you visit Tus any............................................................
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Reviewed Sep 11 2024
Must play!
Not in quite as good condition as usual, but this was September and is latish in the season for Tuscany. Still a beautiful and challenging course, and one of my favourites anywhere in the world. Views are stunning, and the place is simply fantastic.Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed May 6 2024
Must play!
Still one of my favourite courses in Tuscany. It is a must play if you stay in the region.Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed Oct 4 2023
Fantastic course
Greens were being cored and top dressed today, so a bit tricky, but we were only charged for one round because of this, so really pleased. As I've said before, this is hilly golf and it's hot still in October, so be prepared! The views and the course are simply stunning though!Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed Apr 28 2023
Beautiful course
One of the best, if not the best course in North Tuscany, certainly one of the prettiest. The course is very tight, so accuracy is important, it's also hilly, so be prepared for some effort, unless you get a buggy! The walk is worth it though, there are some fantastic holes, lots of elevated tees, and doglegs in both directions. Food, drink and staff are all exceptional as well. All in all, a near perfect golf course.Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed Feb 3 2023
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Reviewed Sep 19 2022
Fantastic course
Play Montecatini every time we come to Tuscany. It's not long but boy is it tight! Don't need the driver all the time, but hit it straight off the tee or you'll be in trouble. Views are amazing and so are the staff.Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed Apr 28 2022
Hidden Gem
Not so sure how hidden this is, I've wanted to play here for a few years but only just managed it. I thought Le Pavionerre was the best course north of Lucca, but this gives it a real run for the money. It reminds me of hillside courses in Northumberland and the Tyne Valley, Bellingham, Garesfield and Rothbury spring to mind, although Boat of Garten in the Highlands is also a decent comparison. By now, you've probably worked out it's hilly! Book a buggy or electric trolley, we booked hand pull, and it was hard work! The course is essentially two loops of nine, which start and finish at the clubhouse. The first holes on each nine are downhill, but then the return is up hill! Basically, just play this course, believe me you won't regret it, and the staff are great as well.Reviewer Rating

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