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Elba Golf Club dell Acquabona Golf Course Map /Elba Golf Club dell Acquabona Golf Holes Map
Elba Golf Club dell Acquabona Golf Course Review in Mogliano Veneto, IT in ITALY
MOGLIANO VENETO WEATHER
Hole MAP
Hole 1
Hole Name
From The Tee Area close to the Putting Green, flat and with an open view towards the dog-leg on the left. On the right (first image) you can see the RTA "Buca-UNO" complex.
From The Fairway Good landing zone for long drives (over 220 meters). For short drives the landing on the runway is on a slight and treacherous slope to the left. Two huge holm oaks on the left (on the bend) make the second pitch difficult for drives shorter than 200 metres. The left rough is very penalizing.
On The Green From the bend, the fairway slopes downhill and the green is visible. The green, with a diameter of approximately 32 meters with few slopes, is protected by three bunkers. A second long shot is heavily penalized as there is a slope at the end of the green and the ball could roll up to the rough of the 9th hole.
Hole 2
Hole Name
From The Tee Downhill hole, with a crag (or tooth) after about 100 metres.
Out of bounds on the right (side road): up to approx. 40 meters from the green, the out of bounds is about 10 meters from the shooting line, then widens to the right.
From The Fairway Out of bounds also on the back of the green, made up of the net that protects the course from the provincial road. Green of approximately 20 meters in diameter with slope towards the tee, protected by 2 bunkers.
On The Green A third bunker is 20 meters from the green, on the shooting line, to stop low and hit balls. The long shot, which hits the back green and risks going out over the net towards the road, is very penalizing. Even the left rough is dangerous.
Hole 3
Hole Name
From The Tee Hole downhill, gentle but steady up to the dogleg. Narrow fairway on the starting drive, with thick woods on both sides. Wind: the first shot is in favor of the wind (average). A drive of 200-220 meters finds a large landing zone.
From The Fairway Shorter drives may not see the green due to the tall pine trees which prevent or make the second shot to the green very difficult. The second shot is uphill, with a hidden landing zone. Note: the second shot is always with crosswind.
On The Green The relatively small green (18 meters in diameter) is protected by two bunkers. The surface of the green is on two levels, sloping down towards the track. Approaches from the back of the green are difficult.
Hole 4
Hole Name
From The Tee
From The Fairway Narrow fairway on the starting drive, with thick woods on both sides. Out of bounds on the right side.
On The Green The 17 meter diameter green is on two levels, protected by three large bunkers. Large landing zone, much larger (and safer) on the left. To the right of the shot direction there is a transverse ditch and a longitudinal ditch on the entire right side of the green.
Hole 5
Hole Name
From The Tee Tee enclosed by plants, with a single exit corridor. Out of bounds on the entire right side.
From The Fairway A row of olive trees and then pine trees penalizes the slices.
A majestic oleander with white flowers is located about 30 meters from the green, centrally on the fairway. If not covered by the oleander, the green is visible.
On The Green The green, bean-shaped, has two levels and is rather elongated transversely to the fairway. It is protected by two large bunkers. The hole is in favor of the wind when it blows from the south.
Hole 6
Hole Name
From The Tee Starting tee, with a low layout on the right which could penalize low or missed shots. Out of bounds on the entire right side. Wide, slightly uphill fairway. With a southerly wind, the hole is all against the wind.
From The Fairway A row of olive trees and then pine trees penalizes the slices.
On The Green The green is 19 meters long and 25 meters wide. It has a large difference in height on both ends across the hole. It is protected by four bunkers: one on the right and in front, another on the back on the left, a third in front on the left, while a fourth is 20 meters away and protects it from hit balls.
Hole 7
Hole Name
From The Tee Starting between two rows of plants.
From The Fairway
On The Green The green is set on the slopes of the forest. It is protected along its entire circumference by several out-of-bounds bunkers at the back of the green.
Hole 8
Hole Name
From The Tee The start is narrow, bordered by rows of eucalyptus trees on the right and a forest on the left up to about 90 meters from the start.
From The Fairway Along the fairway, on the right side, the eucalyptus trees are arranged in three rows, preventing recovery.
On The Green Slightly sloping green, 34 meters long but relatively narrow, protected at the front by three large bunkers. A fourth bunker is on the right of the green in its second half and serves as a ball stopper. The shot to the green is very punishable for those who hit its right edge, as they risk going out of bounds.
Hole 9
Hole Name
From The Tee Flat hole, dog-legged on the right: the out of bounds is found on the entire right side and punishes the drive with slice. A bunker at the end of the first shot welcomes the drive to the left.
From The Fairway The fairway is very well-kept and invites long play. Three large holm oaks to the left of the entrance area to the green close access (or greatly limit it) on that side, forcing play into an entrance corridor.
On The Green The green, on two levels, is 32 meters long and 20 meters wide. It is protected on the right by a bunker, on the left side by another bunker for those shots that want to take advantage of the slopes of the land on that side to reach the rebounding green.
