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Par 64 is not a misprint — Campanino is built around short-form golf, a layout where accuracy and creativity off the tee matter far more than raw power. Courses of this par carry a distinct personality: every hole demands a precise, considered shot rather than a grinding march through length, making the round feel quick and athletic in a way that traditional par-70-and-above designs rarely do.
Valsamoggia sits in the Emilian Apennines foothills southwest of Bologna, a municipality that folds together several historic villages amid rolling agricultural land, vineyards, and the kind of unhurried landscape that defines this corridor between the Po Valley and the mountain passes toward Tuscany. The Bologna province has a modest but genuine golf culture, and a course in this setting almost certainly plays through terrain with real elevation and visual interest — the hills here have character, and they tend to impose themselves on any layout built among them.
For visitors to the broader Bologna area, Campanino represents a different kind of day on the course: something shorter, sharper, and rooted in genuine Italian countryside.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gialli · men | 4,386 | 63.4 | 114 | 64 |
| Rossi · women | 3,788 | 63.6 | 108 | 64 |
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