Green Fees in Piedmont: What It Costs to Play in 2026

The short answer

Budget roughly 70 to 130 euros for the rounds that matter in Piedmont in 2026. The top of the card is shared by two Robert Trent Jones Sr championship venues. Royal Park I Roveri, in the Parco della Mandria near Turin, opened in 1971 and hosted the Italian Open from 2009 to 2012; its Allianz course remains the region's modern benchmark. Castelconturbia, near Novara, is the Trent Jones 27 holes that staged the Italian Open in 1991 and 1998, three nines of red, yellow and blue through mature parkland. Both sit indicatively in the region of 100 to 130 euros.

The classics complete the picture, and for many they are the real draw. Biella Le Betulle, John Morrison's 1958 design of par 73 through birch woods at Magnano in the foothills, is Piedmont's highest ranked course and one of Italy's finest inland tests; it prices below the championship venues, midweek gentler still. Circolo Golf Torino La Mandria, founded in 1924 and laid out in the same royal hunting park as Royal Park I Roveri, brings two more Morrison influenced 18s of classic members club golf at the value end. Always confirm current fees directly before booking.

The courses, and what they cost

Royal Park I Roveri is the region's championship engine. Robert Trent Jones Sr laid out his first Italian course here in 1971, inside the Parco Regionale della Mandria, a former Savoy hunting estate, and the Allianz layout went on to host four editions of the Italian Open between 2009 and 2012, its strategic bunkering and large undulating greens a textbook of the architect's style. The 36 hole property is the most complete golf address near Turin, and the indicative fee around 100 to 130 euros reads gently for a recent national open venue. Castelconturbia, an hour northeast near Novara, is its sibling in pedigree: a Trent Jones 27 holes opened in the late 1980s on the site of one of Italy's oldest courses, hosting the Italian Open in 1991 and again in 1998, with the Red and Yellow nines forming the championship 18.

The classics are the connoisseur's reason to come. Biella Le Betulle, John Morrison's 1958 masterpiece through silver birches at Magnano in the Biella foothills, is routinely rated Piedmont's finest and one of the best inland courses in the country, par 73 over roughly 6,534 meters with the Alps as a backdrop. Circolo Golf Torino La Mandria, founded in 1924 and the most decorated club in Italian competition, shares the Mandria park with Royal Park I Roveri and offers two more 18s of honest, tree lined members golf at the gentle end of the scale. For the broader national picture, see golf in Italy and our Italy wide fee guide.

How to time it, and how to save

Play Piedmont in May to early July or September to October. This is inland northern Italy with a continental climate, so the shoulders carry the season: late spring is green and comfortable, and autumn pairs the golf with the harvest in the Langhe, when Barolo country and the white truffle of Alba are at their best. High summer is warm and humid on the Turin plain, eased in the Biella foothills, and winter golf is limited, with courses quiet and some operations reduced. There is no congestion to plan around here; Piedmont golf is calm in any month it is open.

Two plays keep the budget honest. Play the classics midweek, when Biella and Torino La Mandria price gently and the member fields thin out. And build the trip around the wine, not just the golf: a base in the Langhe or near Turin lets you pair a championship round at Royal Park I Roveri or Castelconturbia with a cellar visit, which is how the region is best enjoyed and how our concierge sequences a Piedmont week. The best courses in Italy ranking shows where Biella and the Trent Jones venues stand nationally, and the Italy golf holidays page covers package structures.