Much more than a golf course:
an enchanting game of challenges

A relatively short hole with a dogleg left. Watch out for the out-of-bounds area to the left of the fairway. Green protected by bunkers.

One of the easiest holes on the course, provided you avoid the bunkers.
Tricky green.

A short but tricky hole due to the out-of-bounds area on the left and the fairway running at a diagonal angle to the line of play.

A fairly narrow, uphill hole, with a blind approach to the green, unless you clear the stone tower with your tee shot. Three-tiered green with steep slopes.

A medium-length par three hole with a large, two-tiered green, clearly visible from the distinctive tees nestled in the volcanic landscape.

Par 5. The first shot is important: failing to reach the flat area beyond the dogleg will leave you with an awkward lie.
The approach to the green requires precision.

The most difficult par 5 on the course, with a double dogleg right, playing uphill. The large, elevated green is protected by a bunker and by a rugged area on the left side formed by an ancient lava flow.

This par 3 hole with an elevated tee varies greatly in difficulty depending on the intensity and direction of the wind, which it is highly exposed to. The green sits on two levels, protected by a bunker that catches many shots.

A relatively short hole, offering a good birdie opportunity; it is best to play your second shot on the left side of the fairway to avoid the numerous bunkers protecting the right side of the green.

The longest par 3 on the course, often with crosswinds; it's advisable to aim to the right, considering that the slopes around the green fall sharply to the left.

The length and narrowness of the fairway, with the presence of water hazards and an out-of-bounds area on the left, make this hole a favourite for those who enjoy a challenge; even a bogey is a respectable result.

A short, uphill hole with a delicate drive; aim to keep your second shot on the left side of the fairway. The two-tiered green is protected at the entrance by two bunkers.

Par 4 dogleg left downhill. Despite not being particularly long, it's not advisable to try to reach the green in one shot; protecting it are large depressions on two sides, a volcanic rock area behind, and numerous surrounding trees.

A long drive is needed to reach the dogleg on this picturesque hole: falling short means you'll face a blind approach to the green, with a long stretch of rocky terrain crossing your path, the lake just behind, and an out-of-bounds area to the right of the green.

This is the most relaxed hole on the course, nestled in a natural amphitheatre with Mount Etna in the background. The green is large and lies across three tiers. A birdie is within putting range.

A delicate second shot, with challenging lava formations flanking the fairway and surrounding the green, makes this uphill par 4 hole particularly challenging. The green, covering 3 very steep tiers, is particularly challenging, especially with the pin on the top level.

A short but tricky hole due to the out-of-bounds area on the left and the fairway running at a diagonal angle to the line of play.

With the wind in their favour, long hitters can try to cut the dogleg to reach the green in two shots. The large, clearly visible green has gentle slopes.