Terre dei Consoli Golf Club (Championship)

Terre dei Consoli Golf Club, the Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed golf course located less than 20 miles north of Rome. A true gem that is played par 72 and can be stretched from 6,550 yds to 7,550 yds for championship play. Terre dei Consoli location is special and unique, a combination of history, culture and nature. While its name refers to a territory precious to the Roman Consuls during the Roman Empire, the historical Via Francigena ( the ancient road and pilgrim route running from France to Rome) crosses the course at the end of the par 5 8th. The Monterosi Lake then, behind the par 4 11th green, is where Pope Hadrian IV crowned Frederick I Barbarossa as emperor. Its layout, best described as an open parkland, gently follows the natural contours of the undulating terrain of the location. Nature and the environment are the main stars of this golf course in true Robert Trent Jones Jr. philosophy.