Antognolla Golf
Perugia
Antognolla Golf offers a memorable combination of championship golf, dramatic scenery and centuries of Umbrian history. Located north of Perugia within a secluded countryside estate, the 18-hole, par-71 course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr and measures 6,112 metres from the back tees.
The layout makes excellent use of the surrounding landscape. Long fairways travel between wooded hills and steep cliffs, while elevation changes, carefully positioned bunkers and water hazards create a strong risk-and-reward challenge. Wide, undulating greens provide generous targets in places, but their slopes mean that finding the correct section can be essential for protecting your score.
Antognolla is challenging enough to test experienced golfers while remaining enjoyable for higher handicappers who choose suitable tees and manage the course sensibly. Its most recognisable feature is the imposing 12th-century Antognolla Castle, which overlooks the estate and provides a spectacular landmark throughout the round.
The course underwent a major renovation in 2018 under the supervision of its original designer. The work included refurbished bunkers and upgraded irrigation and drainage systems, helping the course provide year-round play. A modern driving range and extensive buggy paths were also added as part of the continued investment.
Golfers can enjoy refreshments and traditional Umbrian flavours at the estate’s La Boiola restaurant. Beyond the course, Perugia, Assisi and Umbria’s hilltop towns, vineyards and olive groves make Antognolla an excellent base for a longer Italian golf holiday. Direct seasonal flights from the UK to Perugia make the journey particularly convenient when available.
Umbria Airport
32km


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Time Zone:
GMT+1
Currency:
CHF (Swiss Franc)
Temperature:
2°C - 33°C
Cost of a Beer:
£8.50
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£70
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About The Area
Perugia is a brilliant choice for golfers who want an Italy golf holiday with countryside scenery, historic charm and a slower, more authentic feel than the bigger Italian cities. As the capital of Umbria, it sits in the “green heart” of Italy, with medieval streets, hilltop views, local restaurants, wine bars and cultural sights all adding plenty to enjoy after a round. The city is also known for its university life, Umbria Jazz and Eurochocolate, so there is a lively feel without losing its old-world character.
The standout course nearby is Antognolla Golf, an 18-hole Robert Trent Jones Jr. design set on a 500-hectare castle estate north of Perugia. The course is known for its long fairways, sloping greens, water hazards and dramatic views towards Antognolla Castle, giving golfers a round that feels scenic, strategic and very Umbrian.
Closer to the city, Golf Club Perugia offers another strong option, with 18 holes just a few kilometres from the historic centre. Its clubhouse is set in a former lime kiln built in 1921, giving the club a distinctive local character as well as a convenient location.
Away from the fairways, Perugia works beautifully for food, wine, art, hill towns and day trips to Lake Trasimeno, Assisi and the wider Umbrian countryside. For UK golfers, it is ideal for a tailor-made Italy golf holiday with culture, scenery and proper Italian flavour. Hashtag Golf Travel can help plan the right courses, hotels, transfers and wider Umbria itinerary.














