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Monte Argentario is one of Tuscany's most dramatic peninsulas — a rocky, hilly promontory jutting into the Tyrrhenian Sea that was once an island before silt deposits connected it to the mainland. The area is defined by Mediterranean scrub, steep coastal cliffs, and the kind of light that makes the water shift between deep blue and silver depending on the hour. Playing golf here means playing within one of Italy's more visually arresting coastal landscapes, shared with the hilltop town of Porto Ercole and the broader Maremma coast that stretches toward Lazio.
The Argentario Golf Club sits in this environment as a retreat for a relatively exclusive clientele — the peninsula draws a well-heeled Italian and international crowd in summer, and the course reflects that resort and residential character. A par-71 layout suggests some asymmetry in the design, likely a combination of par-3s and shorter two-shotters shaped around the uneven, rocky terrain.
The Maremma region has quietly developed a small but serious golf culture in recent decades, and Argentario remains one of its more prominent addresses — a course where the surroundings do considerable work in making the round feel like something more than just a scorecard exercise.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gialli · men | 6,429 | 72.4 | 138 | 71 |
| Rossi · women | 5,448 | 72.9 | 135 | 71 |
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