Golf Club Le Pavoniere
Parkland

Golf Club Le Pavoniere

18 holes

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About Golf Club Le Pavoniere

Le Pavoniere Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole course in Prato, Tuscany. Italian golf publication Golf&Turismo records the club's foundation in 1995 and credits Arnold Palmer as architect. The course is part of the Tuscan golf scene west of Florence and operates from Via Traversa Il Crocifisso 13/50 in Prato.

The club provides golf across a defined high and low season, with the published seasonal calendar identifying April through October as high season and November through March as low season. Because reliable primary scorecard figures were not exposed in the research results, no par, length, rating, slope or hole-by-hole data are supplied rather than extrapolating from third-party listings.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. Designed by Arnold Palmer, the course originally opened in 1995. It is open to the public.

History & Design

1995
Opened
Arnold Palmer
Architects
Parkland
Course Style
Arnold Palmer design near Florence
Known For
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Origins

Le Pavoniere was founded in 1995 in Prato, Tuscany.

Design Philosophy

The course is credited to Arnold Palmer.

Today

Le Pavoniere operates an 18-hole golf club with a published seasonal schedule covering year-round play.

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Arnold Daniel Palmer (1929–2016) was first and foremost one of golf’s most iconic players, known as “The King,” whose…