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Inesea

The modern guide to golf style, family golf life, and the culture shaping the next generation of women in golf.

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Is Molas Golf Club reviewed: four Italian Opens, and the best value in Sardinian golf

Is Molas Golf Club

While the Costa Smeralda dominates most conversations about Sardinian golf, the island’s most tournament-tested course sits in the opposite direction — near Pula, thirty kilometres south of Cagliari, in a landscape of Roman ruins (the ancient city of Nora, with…

  • Diana Suke
  • July 30, 2026
  • Italy, The Trip

Rapallo Golf & Tennis Club reviewed: Italy’s original Riviera course, minutes from Portofino

Rapallo Golf & Tennis Club

Rapallo Golf & Tennis Club has been operating since 1929, when the original nine holes were laid out along the Boate river — making it, alongside Sanremo, one of the founding institutions of golf on the Italian Riviera. A challenging…

  • Diana Suke
  • July 30, 2026
  • Italy, The Trip

Picciolo Etna Golf Resort reviewed: golf carved from a volcano’s lava fields

Picciolo Etna Golf Resort & Spa

Sicily’s first 18-hole golf course sits at 650 metres on the northern slopes of Mount Etna, inside a natural amphitheatre within Etna National Park, built directly across dark lava fields left by the volcano’s 1916 eruption. Opened in 1989 —…

  • Diana Suke
  • July 27, 2026
  • Italy, The Trip

Verdura Resort Sicily reviewed: Italy’s most cinematic golf backdrop — is it worth the journey?

The question about Verdura Resort Sicily is always the same: is it worth the journey? The journey is significant. Palermo is 80 minutes by car. There is no direct train. The helicopter transfer option exists and costs what helicopter transfers…

  • Diana Suke
  • June 28, 2026
  • Italy, The Trip

Punta Ala Tuscany reviewed: Italy’s most beautiful coastal secret — Tyrrhenian Sea, Tuscan islands

The road to Punta Ala runs through the kind of Tuscany that travel writers describe when they want to communicate that a place has not been processed for tourists. The Maremma — the coastal plain south of Grosseto, running from…

  • Diana Suke
  • June 28, 2026
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