By Invitation Only · Inaugural

Tuscany Pro-Am.

September 2026 · Under the Tuscan Sun

La Cucina Toscana

The food alone is
worth the flight.

Tuscany is Italy’s kitchen table. Every meal on this journey — whether a three-hour private dinner in a centuries-old cellar or a roadside bowl of ribollita after the round — is an act of cultural immersion.

Private dinner at the Brunello winery

A long table set in the barrel cellar of a Montalcino Brunello estate. No outside guests. No time limit. An estate chef cooking with ingredients from the property — paired, glass by glass, with the wines aging in the barrels around you. This is the evening people remember at their own retirement dinner twenty years from now.

Market, truffles & farmers' table

A morning truffle hunt in the forest with an expert and his dogs, followed by a fresh shaving of white truffle on pasta you didn’t know you could eat in this quantity. Then to the local mercato for aged pecorino, chestnut honey, and lardo di Colonnata.

Cooking school in a Chianti farmhouse

Hands-on pasta, wild boar ragù, and cantucci — taught by a nonno who has never written down a recipe in his life. A morning in the kitchen followed by eating everything you made with the group around a long wooden table. Pure joy.

And — more gelato than is medically advisable

Pistachio in Florence. Stracciatella in Siena. Fig and ricotta in a back-street gelateria someone’s nonna has run since 1962. Consider it a standing itinerary item, non-negotiable and deeply serious.

We eat the way Tuscans eat: slowly, joyfully, and with wine that has waited years for this occasion.

Private cellar tastings

Antinori, Badia a Coltibuono, Barone Ricasoli at Brolio Castle

Chianti Classico Expo

VIP access to the annual wine festival in Greve in Chianti

Brunello estate harvest tour

October is harvest season — watch the Brunello crush in progress

Winemaker-hosted aperitivo

Sunset on the estate terrace, estate wine, the winemaker telling you everything

Wine Country

Chianti, Brunello, and the vineyards that define them.

You are in the birthplace of Sangiovese — a grape that has been grown in these hills for 700 years. The wines of Chianti Classico, Brunello di Montalcino, and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano are not labels — they are addresses. And on this trip, you visit them.

FOR THE NON-GOLFER · FOR EVERY SPOUSE

A parallel journey,
equally extraordinary.

While the tournament unfolds on the fairways, a curated world of art, culture, cuisine, beauty, and slow Tuscan pleasure awaits. Every activity is private, escorted, and entirely unhurried. No tour groups. No shared coaches. Just the Tuscany your travel agent always promised and never quite delivered.

Florence

After-hours Uffizi Gallery

Private access before public opening — Botticelli, Leonardo, Raphael, undisturbed

Oltrarno artisan quarter walk

Leather workshops, gold jewelry ateliers, custom bookbinders — old Florence, still alive

Curated boutique shopping

Personal stylist escort through Via Tornabuoni — Ferragamo, Gucci, Loro Piana

Ponte Vecchio & private Vasari Corridor

The secret passage above the bridge, used by the Medici — rarely opened to visitors

Siena & Hill Towns

Siena by night — private

The Piazza del Campo at dusk with a local historian, entirely to yourselves

San Gimignano tower village

Medieval towers, UNESCO silence, the world’s best saffron gelato — documented fact

Val d'Orcia sunrise drive

The cypress-lined road at Monticchiello at first light — bring the good camera

Montepulciano wine village

Cobblestoned perfection — Vino Nobile tastings above the valley

Spa, Wellness & Slow Tuscany

Thermal baths at Bagno Vignoni

Ancient Roman spa town — hot springs unchanged since the Etruscans discovered them

Estate olive oil ritual spa

Full-body treatments using estate-pressed Tuscan olive oil — hotel spa or Rosewood

E-bike through the Chianti vineyards

Guided morning ride through castle estates and olive groves — ends at a winery

Terrace afternoons — unscheduled

A glass, a view, nothing on the calendar. The most important item on the itinerary.

For Golf Professionals

You arrive as our guest. You leave as a legend to your members

Life List Golf extends a complete complimentary invitation to ten golf professionals and their spouses. No hosting duties. No seminar breakout rooms. No obligations beyond showing up with the people you’ve built your career serving — and making seven days worth a lifetime of loyalty.

The relationship deepened in a Brunello cellar at 11 pm with people who trusted you to bring them here cannot be replicated by any competitor, any discount, or any upgrade. It is yours permanently — and so is the trust that comes with it.

Limited to 80 Guests · Early October

The call to Tuscany won't wait forever.

This is not a trip you book. It is an experience you are invited into — by a professional who chose you because he knew you’d understand what it means. The fairways of Castiglione del Bosco. A private table in a barrel cellar. Siena at dusk with people who feel like family after seventy-two hours.

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Planned Activities in Tuscany

Activities. Cuisine.
Culture.

Spring widens the menu — markets, wisteria gardens, the wildflower walks. The same three pillars, in a different light.

The Days

Activities in Tuscany

Golf

Five rounds across the same four courses, in spring bloom

Cooking class

Spring market produce · pasta course at the villa

Olive oil tastings

Early-season pressings · estate visits

Spa visits

Castiglion del Bosco · Saturnia thermals

Walking tours

Siena · Florence · Lucca · wisteria gardens at Castello

Shopping

Greve spring market · Florentine leather · Murano

The Table

Tuscan Cuisine

Breakfasts

Loggia tables, espresso, ricotta & spring honey

Pastas

Pici, pappardelle, asparagus & morel ragù

Game meats

Cinghiale, spring lamb, slow-roasted Maremma

Desserts

Cantucci, vin santo, strawberry semifreddo

The Country

Culture

Architecture

16th-century villas · stone hill towns · cypress lanes

Museums

Uffizi · Pitti · Bargello — quieter shoulder-season halls

Galleries

Private viewings in Florence

Renaissance

The country the masters painted from

Tuscany Event Details

The format. And the days.

Format

Field

8 guests · two teams of four

Team

1 PGA professional · 3 amateurs · spouses welcome

Rounds

5 rounds across 4 championship courses

Pro format

Stroke play · pro purse on top

Amateur format

Stableford 4BBB · gross + net

Skins

Daily team skins · daily closest-to-pin

Awards

Michelin chef's-table dinner · prize ceremony

Daily Schedule

Day 01

Sunday

Arrival · welcome cocktail at the villa · team draw under the pergola.

Day 02

Monday

Castiglion del Bosco · practice round + Brunello cellar tour at sunset.

Day 03

Tuesday

Royal Golf La Bagnaia · round 1 · cocktail party in the historic cart barn.

Day 04

Wednesday

Argentario · round 2 · long lunch on the Maremma coast.

Day 05

Thursday

Free day · Siena, Florence, the spa, or simply the pool.

Day 06

Friday

Punta Ala · round 3 · seafood dinner on the harbour.

Day 07

Saturday

Castiglion del Bosco · final round · awards dinner & farewell.

Day 08

Sunday

Late breakfast · transfers to Florence or Rome.

Seven nights, five rounds — customizable. Skip a round, stay extra nights, add a private dinner, bring an extra night for Florence. The itinerary is set; you choose the pieces.

Pricing on request. Spouses and partners are welcome to join the trip; the awards dinner is open to the full table.

Bucket List · Life List

Add Tuscany
to your list.

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Add to your list

Tell us where you’ve always meant to play.

One line is enough. The room we build next may be the room you described.

On the list · venues to come

Scotland

St Andrews · the Auld Course

Provence

Terre Blanche · the lavender season

Ireland

Lahinch · Ballybunion · Old Head

Morocco

Marrakech · the Atlas at the horizon

Madeira

Belmond Reid’s Palace · Atlantic links

Patagonia

The end-of-the-world tee box