Royal Golf La Bagnaia Loc. La Bagnaia - Siena

Designed by renowned golf architect Robert Trent Jones Jr on 130 hectares of land, the 18-hole par 71 course is perfectly harmonized with the rolling hills of Siena. The Tuscan landscape provides some incredible scenery with backdrops beautiful enough to distract players from their game.
Voted “Italy’s Best Golf Course 2023” in the World Golf Awards, the course is enhanced by beautiful lakes, typical Tuscan wildlife and much more, creating a unique and exclusive golfing experience. From “Il Rosmarino”, the Clubhouse Restaurant, guests can admire the view of all 18 holes and the La Bagnaia Golf Resort, a borgo of medieval origin with 72 rooms and suites, finely furnished in Tuscan style and equipped with every comfort. La Bagnaia offers everything you could ask for in a Tuscan getaway. Exciting guided e-bike tours on the famous route “Strade Bianche”, horseback riding and trekking around the enchanting surroundings, outdoor yoga classes or a hot air balloon ride to admire the beautiful countryside suspended in the sky are examples of the many additional activities on offer in the region. Wine tastings in Chianti or Montalcino, cooking classes and visiting local arts & crafts workshops extend this never ending list of things to do. The Club is managed by IMG, a global leader in sports, events, media and fashion, operating in more than 30 countries. Together with 200+ International golf clubs, Royal Golf La Bagnaia is part of the IMG Prestige Network.

Technical Details

Course: 18 holes, Par 71, 5873 meters

Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr.

Topography: Scottish-style course, gentle rolling hills, five lakes

Distinctive features: the wind blows from every direction and comes into play on this course making it a challenge unto itself.

Pro’s comments

If you’re looking for a golf course where you can release your power in a truly unique setting, then look no further: La Bagnaia is a stunning inland links-style course. Remember, though, that the rough is punishing and the bunkers are very deep and strategically scattered, with small greens in the typical style of Trent Jones. Take care on the first 9 holes and avoid water hazards, constantly on the left: at the 3rd, 4th and 7th hole make a good use of the right side. On the second 9 holes, instead, use the map before teeing off at the 10th: the longer hitters must be aware of the stream crossing the fairway; be finally careful at the 13th, a long par 5 where water lurks on the right. One last advice: keep your head up whilst walking and have a look around: it’s definitely worth it!