| Emilia Romagna is a region famous for its cuisine, for its art and culture and for its fine beaches. The region has in the past been called a golfing secret, a sort of undiscovered beauty. But, thanks to the opening of a few more top courses and long-overdue respect from the International Association of Golf Tour Operators, the secret is finally out. Emilia Romagna is no longer a hidden Italian delicacy and nor should it be. It is a first class golfing destination where every visiting golfer is treated like royalty. Comprising Bologna, Rimini, Parma and Piacenza, it is one of Italy's richest regions, filled with artistic and architectural masterpieces and, for the history buffs, home to the world's first university. Its golf courses, however, have been itching to join such elite company. Golf here is fairly cheap and visitors can enjoy a few rounds without breaking the bank. Emilia Romagna offers a single green fee granting play on all 15 courses - something you will admit is a little bit special. In truth, it could result in the finest, value-for-money green fee you've ever bought.
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Adriatic Golf Club Cervia |
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Cervia
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18 holes, par 72, 6,272 metres, designed by Marco Croze and 9 holes, par 36, 3,093 metres, designed by Alvise Rossi Fioravanti and Baldovino Dassù. |
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Rimini
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18 buche + 7 executive - Par 72 - CR 69,7 - SR 123 |
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Rimini
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9 holes, par 37, 3,210 metres. Designed by Luigi Rota Caremoli. |
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