Is the Primo Circolo right for you?
The Primo Circolo is the club’s flagship offering. It grants unrestricted access to the 18‑hole championship layout, the practice facilities and the clubhouse bar and restaurant. It is aimed at members who intend to play most weekdays and weekends, and who value the social side of club life – the members’ lounge, the annual dinner and the invitation‑only tournaments. If you see yourself as a regular on the course and enjoy the camaraderie of a tight‑knit group, this tier is the natural fit.
Who benefits from the 2° Circolo A and B?
The 2° Circolo is split into two sub‑categories. A is for those who play frequently but do not need the full suite of privileges – for example, access to the driving range is limited to certain hours, and the clubhouse bar is available on a pay‑as‑you‑go basis. B offers a slightly broader set of benefits, such as occasional guest passes and reduced green‑fee rates on off‑peak days. Both tiers suit professionals who work locally and can fit a few rounds into a busy schedule without the commitment of a full‑time membership.
Does a Familiare membership make sense for your household?
The Familiare package is designed for families who wish to share the club experience. It includes a primary adult member plus a defined number of additional adult or junior members, all under a single invoice. The arrangement is ideal for couples with children, or multigenerational households that enjoy weekend rounds together. The family‑centric approach also extends to the club’s junior coaching programmes, making it a practical choice for parents who want their children to develop a love of golf in a supportive environment.
What are the Under‑40, Under‑30 and Under‑23 tiers?
These three age‑specific categories are aimed at younger players who are still establishing their game. The Under‑40 tier offers a modest reduction in fees and a limited number of guest passes, acknowledging that many members in this bracket are still balancing work and leisure. The Under‑30 tier goes a step further, providing additional access to the driving range during peak hours and a discount on the club’s coaching clinics. The Under‑23 tier is the most generous of the three, with the lowest fee structure and the most flexible playing rights – a clear incentive for university students or early‑career professionals who want to make the most of their limited free time.
When should you consider a Feriale or Executive membership?
A Feriale membership is essentially a weekday‑only arrangement. It is perfect for those whose work commitments keep them away from the course on weekends, yet who still wish to enjoy the club’s facilities during the week. An Executive membership, by contrast, adds weekend access and a higher priority for tee‑times, catering to senior executives or business owners who travel frequently and need the flexibility to play at short notice.
Is Pay&Play the right choice for occasional visitors?
Pay&Play is a non‑membership option that allows anyone to book a round on a first‑come, first‑served basis. It is suited to visitors from the surrounding towns of Rimini, Verucchio and the broader Valmarecchia region who are in town for a day or two and prefer not to commit to a full membership. The rates are transparent and charged per round, with the added benefit of access to the driving range on a pay‑per‑use basis.
How does the Driving Range membership differ from a full club membership?
A dedicated Driving Range membership grants unlimited access to the practice bays, the short‑game area and the on‑site equipment hire. It does not include rights to play the championship course, making it an economical option for those who focus on improving technique rather than scoring rounds. This tier is popular among local residents who use the range as part of their daily routine, as well as visiting professionals who need a reliable practice venue.
Who should opt for the Neofita or Welcome Player categories?
The Neofita tier is a trial membership, intended for newcomers who wish to experience the club before deciding on a longer‑term commitment. It typically lasts for a few months and includes limited access to the course and practice facilities. The Welcome Player is a one‑off entry, often used by guests of existing members or by tourists who have booked a stay at a nearby hotel. Both categories provide a taste of the club without the administrative overhead of a full membership.
Five quick questions to decide which tier fits you best
- How often do you intend to play? Frequent players lean towards Primo or Executive; occasional players may prefer Pay&Play.
- Do you need weekend access? If not, a Feriale or 2° Circolo A could be sufficient.
- Are you joining with family? The Familiare package consolidates fees for multiple adults and juniors.
- What is your age bracket? Under‑40, Under‑30 or Under‑23 tiers offer graduated discounts.
- Is practice more important than play? A Driving Range membership isolates practice from course rights.
Where to find the exact fees
All of the categories listed above are subject to the club’s published price list for the 2026 season. Prospective members are encouraged to consult the official Rimini Verucchio Golf Club website or contact the membership office directly for the most up‑to‑date figures. The club maintains a transparent fee structure, and the staff are accustomed to guiding applicants through the nuances of each tier.
Making the final choice
Choosing a membership is less about the price tag and more about aligning the club’s offerings with your playing habits, social preferences and family situation. The range of options at Rimini Verucchio Golf Club reflects the diversity of its membership base – from seasoned professionals to weekend enthusiasts, from families to solo travellers. By answering the five questions above and reviewing the detailed benefits of each tier, you can arrive at a decision that feels both practical and satisfying.
A note on flexibility
The club recognises that life changes. Should your circumstances evolve – for example, a promotion that adds weekend availability, or a growing family – the membership office can facilitate a transition to a more appropriate tier. This flexibility ensures that the club remains a long‑term home for its members, rather than a static contract.
In short, the 2026 membership menu offers a clear pathway for every type of golfer. Whether you are seeking the full‑service experience of the Primo Circolo, the targeted benefits of an age‑specific tier, or the occasional freedom of Pay&Play, the club’s structure is designed to match your needs without unnecessary complexity.
