Golf Village

Porto Recanati sits on the Adriatic coast of Le Marche, a stretch of central Italy where the Apennine foothills roll down toward the sea and the coastline retains a quieter, less touristed character than the more famous Italian riviera to the north. The town itself is a modest seaside resort known for its sandy beaches and the proximity to Recanati, birthplace of the poet Giacomo Leopardi — this is cultured, unhurried Italy.

Golf Village is a resort-style course woven into this coastal setting, where the Adriatic light and the gentle terrain define the atmosphere as much as the layout itself. Le Marche is not a region historically saturated with golf, which gives courses here a certain novelty value — you're playing in a part of Italy where the game hasn't crowded out the landscape, and the surroundings tend to feel genuinely local rather than purpose-built for golf tourism.

For visiting players, the appeal is the combination of accessible resort golf with a region that rewards exploration off the course — the wines of Verdicchio, the hill towns of the interior, and a coastline that moves at its own pace.