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Castellarano sits in the foothills of the Emilian Apennines, where the Po Valley's flat agricultural expanse begins to buckle and rise toward the mountain ridges that separate Emilia-Romagna from Tuscany. This corner of the Reggio Emilia province is better known for Lambrusco vineyards and the workshops of the Motor Valley — Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati are all within an hour's drive — than for its golf. But the landscape here has genuine character: rolling clay terrain, patches of oak and chestnut woodland, and the kind of light that photographers associate with northern Italian hill country.
The course's name declares its defining feature outright: a par of 69 across 18 holes signals a layout built around shorter, tighter, more precise golf rather than power. Layouts of this type tend to reward placement and course management over distance, making them genuinely interesting tests for single-figure players while remaining accessible to developing golfers.
Emilia-Romagna has a modest but growing golf culture, with a handful of courses spread across the province. A round here would appeal to travelers combining golf with the region's extraordinary food, wine, and automotive heritage — pleasures that hold up rather well alongside a late-afternoon finish on a short Italian hillside track.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bianchi · men | 5,840 | 70.3 | 126 | 69 |
| Gialli · men | 5,693 | 69.6 | 126 | 69 |
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