Highlights
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Lenght: 6,828
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The most spectacular natural environment to play golf in Italy. Everything at the Circolo Golf Torino La Mandria is functional to golf. There are no roads, nor any artificial buildings.
Course Guide
Par 5 – Hcp 11
A right dogleg par 5 reachable in two shots by skilled players. The green is protected by a water hazard, bunkers and tall trees on the right.
Par 4 – Hcp 8
A challenging tee shot through a narrow corridor of trees. Several bunkers line the left side of the fairway, while the large green features some demanding pin positions.
Par 4 – Hcp 3
A left dogleg par 4 reachable in two shots by skilled players. The green is protected by a water hazard, bunkers and tall trees on the right.
Par 4 – Hcp 6
A left dogleg with bunkers and tall trees guarding the left side of the hole. The green is well protected by two bunkers and features slopes that run away from the putting surface. A back-left pin position is particularly challenging.
Par 3 – Hcp 18
A large green with the most challenging pin position on the right, where the green becomes shallower due to two sizeable bunkers protecting the front and two smaller bunkers at the back.
Par 4 – Hcp 1
The most challenging hole on the course, both because of its length and the presence of trees along the left side and bunkers on the right. The green is very deep and slopes gently uphill.
Par 4 – Hcp 14
A par 4 requiring accuracy from the tee, with a narrow fairway, trees along the left side and several bunkers on the right. The large green is well protected by bunkers, making the approach shot equally demanding.
Par 3 – Hcp 16
A slightly downhill par 3 with a very deep green protected by bunkers on both sides.
Par 5 – Hcp 9
A right dogleg par 5 with out of bounds along the right side. Several bunkers make the lay-up challenging, while the long, narrow green is protected by numerous bunkers.
Par 4 – Hcp 5
A par 4 with a fairway lined by trees on both sides and a bunker on the right. The large, deep green features a tier separating it into two levels and is protected by three bunkers.
Par 4 – Hcp 13
A relatively straightforward, straight par 4 with bunkers on the left in the driver landing area. The green slopes gently uphill, and the bunkers on the right should be avoided.
Par 5 – Hcp 15
A par 5 reachable in two shots by longer hitters, provided they avoid the tall oak trees on the left side of the tee shot landing area. A deep hollow in front of the green makes front-left pin positions particularly challenging.
Par 3 – Hcp 17
A downhill par 3 with a water hazard protecting the green. Even back pin positions are challenging due to the narrow putting surface.
Par 4 – Hcp 12
A right dogleg par 4 where a well-placed tee shot is essential to leave a comfortable approach to the green. The multi-tiered green features several challenging pin positions on the right.
Par 5 – Hcp 4
The longest par 5 on the course. Staying on the left side of the fairway provides a better view of the green for the second shot. Two bunkers, one on each side, make the lay-up more challenging. The green is one of the most demanding on the course, with tricky slopes that make it important to leave the ball as close to the pin as possible.
Par 3 – Hcp 7
A long par 3 with a green surrounded by bunkers. A stream approximately 20 metres short of the green punishes wayward shots.
Par 4 – Hcp 2
A long and demanding left dogleg par 4, with a deep bunker penalising players who attempt to cut the corner. The green slopes sharply from right to left and is protected by a bunker at the front.
Par 4 – Hcp 10
A straight finishing par 4 requiring a precise tee shot due to bunkers on both sides of the hole. The approach demands accuracy, as the long green is well protected by bunkers.