The 17th century villa commissioned by Cardinal Flavio Chigi, nephew of Pope Alexander VII, stands on the edge of a volcanic crater that the imagination of Robert Trent Jones has transformed into a challenging golf course with interesting technical implications; the land, already naturally prepared, hosts 93 bunkers, 3 lakes, artificial obstacles and a thousand other pitfalls among ancient olive trees, oaks and maritime pines.

From the balcony of the building, you are fascinated by a vision of the playing field that allows you to embrace the 18 holes in a single suggestive look, while behind you, four centuries of history permeate the solemn walls of the club house.

Inside, but also in the garden on cool summer nights, the restaurant delights the palates of golfers and guests with the creative cuisine of our chef, who with great passion cloaks the strong appeal of the territory with modernity.