Golf Colline del Gavi
A vineyard golf destination where rolling Piedmont terrain meets real sporting variety
Golf Colline del Gavi has one of the most coherent territorial identities in northern Italy. In the hills of lower Piedmont, surrounded by vineyards that produce one of the country's most recognisable white wines, it offers a golf experience shaped by undulation, water features and broad rural scenery rather than old-club ritual. The 27-hole structure is central to its appeal, because it gives the destination flexibility and enough variety to sustain an entire stay instead of a single tactical snapshot. This is a course environment that feels contemporary, welcoming and rooted in the land. What stays with you is not just the golf itself, but the easy way the sport connects to the wine culture, food and landscape of the Gavi territory. For travelers moving between Liguria, Milan and Piedmont, it is a highly practical and rewarding stop, especially for those who want a destination that feels experiential without becoming overdesigned.
At Gavi it helps to think of the trip as a golf-and-wine pairing: the course makes even more sense when read through the landscape around it.
Ottimo equilibrio tra territorio del vino, varietà di gioco e facilità logistica
Le 27 buche lo rendono adatto a soggiorni veri e non solo a un passaggio
Meno iconico dei grandi club storici piemontesi
Piace più per coerenza d'insieme che per pura aura aristocratica
Exclusive Experiences
Secrets found in no guidebook, curated by our concierge.
Cantina del Gavi — Corti, pietra e bianco minerale
For Colline del Gavi, the winery is not an accessory but a natural part of the experience: stone farmyards, ordered vines and a white that has a mineral precision here that is far more convincing than elsewhere. It is the club's most coherent gem precisely because it extends the landscape rather than interrupting it.
“Ask for a small comparison between a young vintage and a bottle with a little evolution and, if possible, visit the courtyard or a short stretch of vineyard as well: Gavi is understood better in the stone and the air than in the glass alone.”
Forte di Gavi — Bastioni e vista sulle colline
The Forte di Gavi adds a very concrete historical dimension to the club: severe walls, pale stone and a high vantage point from which the Gavi landscape finally becomes readable as a whole. It is a simple visit, but a very useful one if you want to move beyond the golf-and-cellar pairing alone.
“Go in the late afternoon and take time to look at the hills from the ramparts, not just the interiors: from up there the Gavi territory gains a clarity that you later find again in the wine.”
Tassarolo — Sosta lenta tra campagna e locanda
Tassarolo is a less monumental but very real gem for Gavi: a handful of houses, ordered countryside and a local table that works precisely because it tries to impress no one. It is the quietest side of the territory, perfect when you want to close a golf day with measure and without noise.
“Do not overfill the evening: choose a simple inn, one local dish and perhaps a single glass of Gavi, then stop. In these hills, coherence matters more than a crowded plan.”