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Rome, Italy
Parco de' Medici Golf Club
A 27-hole parkland facility on Rome's western edge, designed by Peter Fazio and Davide Mezzacane.
Course overview
Parco de' Medici Golf Club is a 27-hole parkland facility established in the 1990s on the western outskirts of Rome, close to Fiumicino airport. The club was designed by Peter Fazio and Davide Mezzacane and offers three interchangeable nines — White, Blue and Red — that can be combined to create three different 18-hole layouts. Mature trees, water features and well-maintained greens give the course a pleasant parkland character suited to resort and leisure golf close to the capital.
The essentials
- Architect
- Peter Fazio; Davide Mezzacane
- Type
- Parkland
- Location
- Lazio, Italy
Character & atmosphere
A relaxed, well-maintained parkland with three interchangeable nines. The flat terrain and varied water hazards make it accessible to all levels, and the proximity to Rome's city centre and airport makes it a practical choice for a quick round.
Highlights
Why play here
- Designed by Peter Fazio; Davide Mezzacane.
Practical guidance
Plan your visit
How to get there
Rome Fiumicino is the main gateway and is just 15 minutes from Parco de' Medici. The course sits close to the A91 motorway. Car hire, taxis, and shuttle services are all available at the airport.
Where to stay
Rome is the natural base for golf in the Italian capital region, combining easy access to Marco Simone and the surrounding courses with everything the Eternal City offers. The trade-off is urban traffic; allow time for the drive to the courses.
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