Versilia Golf Club

Versilia Golf Club sits in one of the most culturally loaded corners of Tuscany — the Versilia coastal strip between the Apuan Alps and the Tyrrhenian Sea, where marble quarries scar the mountains above and the resort towns of Forte dei Marmi and Viareggio define the shoreline below. Pietrasanta itself is a small city with an outsized artistic reputation, long a gathering point for sculptors, painters, and writers drawn by the proximity to Carrara marble and a medieval centro storico of real beauty.

The course occupies the flat, pineta-backed terrain characteristic of this stretch of the Ligurian coast — umbrella pines, sandy subsoil, and a landscape that rewards precision over power. The layout plays through a naturalistic setting that feels removed from the summer crowds that fill the beaches a few kilometers away, offering a quieter, more contemplative round than the coastal frenzy might suggest.

For visiting golfers, Versilia makes a compelling addition to a Tuscan itinerary built around more than just golf — the art, the food, the aperitivo culture of the Versilia, and the drama of the Alps rising almost vertically from the plain are all part of what makes a round here feel genuinely placed.