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La Bollina Golf Club occupies an estate in the Monferrato foothills of southern Piedmont, where the Apennines begin their gradual rise toward Liguria. This is wine country — Barbera, Dolcetto, and Gavi are all produced within a short drive — and the course carries the unhurried, aristocratic character that tends to define golf in this part of northern Italy. The property itself is anchored by a historic villa that doubles as a hotel and spa, making La Bollina as much a destination estate as a golf club.
The layout winds through oak woodland and open meadow, with enough change in elevation to keep every round interesting without becoming punishing. Water comes into play on several holes, and the routing makes good use of the natural contours of the land rather than forcing artificial drama. It plays as a genuine test for skilled players while remaining accessible and enjoyable for guests simply looking for a relaxed round in beautiful countryside.
Serravalle Scrivia sits at a crossroads between Piedmont and Liguria, close enough to Genoa and Milan to draw a sophisticated traveling clientele. The broader Alessandria province has a modest but serious golf culture, and La Bollina sits comfortably at the top of it.
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