Ugolino Golf Club
Via Chiantigiana 3
×History

When the Tourism Agency decided in 1933 to donate some land that it owned, a decision was reached to build a 5.741 km 18-hole golf course in Florence, to a design by British engineers Blandford and Gaunon.
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The "ball-and-club house" was designed by Florentine architect Gherardo Bosio and erected alongside a 17th century villa known as "L'Ugolino", built to a design by Gherardo Silvani. Bosio also designed the swimming pool, probably seeking Pier Luigi Nervi's crucial advice when designing the diving board and platform in aluminous cement with stainless steel steps and handrail.
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"The club house looking towards the green", ASCFi, Firenze, 1935, 2, p. 38.
"View of the club house looking towards the swimming pool", ASCFi, Firenze, 1935, 2, p. 38.
"The entrance", ASCFi, Firenze, 1935, 2, p. 38.
"The club house seen from the approach road", ASCFi, Firenze, 1935, 2, p. 38
"The bar in the restaurant area", ASCFi, Firenze, 1935, 2, p. 38.
"The ladies' changing room", ASCFi, Firenze, 1935, 2, p. 38.