The recent news that the Argentario Golf Club in Tuscany will host the Italian Open on the DP World Tour in 2025 as well as the Italian Challenge Open this September over its 6,218 metre course is testament to the fine quality of the layout, its extensive practice facilities and its well-appointed clubhouse.
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the Monte Argentario promontory, this eco-friendly championship course, awarded PGA National Italy status by The PGA in 2019, weaves in and out of natural Mediterranean vegetation on the front nine and ancient olive groves on the inward nine holes and offers a challenging test for golfers at all levels.
The dramatic entrance to the Argentario Golf & Wellness Resort
In addition to mesmerizing golf overlooking the picturesque Orbetello Lagoon, the Argentario Golf & Wellness Resort is also the ideal place for those looking for a relaxing and luxurious golf holiday whilst indulging in mouth-watering Tuscan delicacies.
The 5-star hotel itself offers all the old-world glamour and seductive charm of a private Tuscan hideaway with its sleek, modern design, state-of-the-art amenities and exceptional personal service. The 73 rooms and suites offer sleek, modern interiors that are beautifully appointed, all with private decked terraces with elegant furnishings curated by Milan-based interior designer, Andrea Fogli.
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The 13th hole
The Resort also boasts a collection of bespoke luxury villas with ground-breaking design and views of the lagoon, sea and golf course that blend seamlessly into the landscape. The spacious, open-plan villas feature achingly stylish interior furnishings whilst the exterior wooden private decks provide the allure of al fresco living, with loungers, hot tubs and barbecues.
Guests at the Argentario Golf Villas benefit from the full range of amenities and services offered by the Resort.
The indoor pool at Argentario
The property also boasts a 2,700 m² extensive Espace Wellness Centre and MediSPA where guests can unwind or, if they prefer, get into shape thanks to a fitness centre with Technogym equipment, bio-sauna with chromotherapy, Kneipp circuit, heated indoor swimming pool with saline water, six massage cabins and tanning showers plus numerous other services.
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Local Tuscan cuisine created by local chef Emiliano Lombardelli is served in the stylish Dama Dama Restaurant, named after the fallow deer that occasionally roam the resort. The cuisine is based on the flavours and colours of the local terrain with dishes prepared using organic produce from small, carefully-selected local farms and, at certain times of the year, directly from the hotel’s vegetable garden and orchard. For more casual dining, guests can enjoy healthy Mediterranean dishes with local influences on offer in the Club House Restaurant and its spacious wooden deck overlooking the 9th green and beyond.
Practice bays at Argentario Golf Club
Other facilities available include the Argentario Golf Academy, tennis and padel courts, jogging paths that skirt the golf course and edge of the forest, a small football pitch and an outdoor fitness station whilst horse riding, fishing trips and outings to the nearby famous silver beaches with their crystal-clear waters can easily be arranged by the hotel.
Argentario is easily accessed from Rome Fiumicino Airport by car in just 90 minutes whilst Rome Ciampino and Pisa are just over two hours away.
For more information & reservations: www.argentarioresort.com or T: +39 0564 810292 | E: booking@argentarioresort.it
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Argentario Golf course and Orbetello Lagoon in Tuscany
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