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Tarquinia sits in the Lazio region of central Italy, a town better known to historians than to golfers — it's one of the great Etruscan sites of the ancient world, its necropolises and painted tombs drawing archaeologists and travelers for centuries. The surrounding Maremma countryside is wild and elemental: low coastal hills, scrubby Mediterranean vegetation, and the Tyrrhenian Sea close enough to feel in the salt-tinged air. It's an unlikely but quietly compelling setting for a round of golf.
The course carries a par of 70, which typically signals a layout that rewards precision over raw power — expect a handful of shorter par 4s and a premium on ball-striking rather than simply overpowering the card. Whether the routing leans into the natural undulation of the Etruscan hills or plays across flatter coastal terrain, the landscape here provides inherent character that few purpose-built golf regions can manufacture.
Italian golf outside the northern lakes and Tuscany's marquee resorts tends to be refreshingly unpretentious — courses that serve their communities and their terrain without the weight of international expectation. Playing here, surrounded by one of antiquity's most storied landscapes, offers a sense of place that no scorecard statistic begins to capture.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M-gialli · men | 5,980 | 69.6 | 121 | 70 |
| rossi · women | 5,348 | 71.6 | 125 | 70 |
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