The 27 holes of the Adriatic Golf Club Cervia cover an area of approximately 100 hectares along an ancient pine forest. In 1986, the first 9 holes of the red route designed by the architect Marco Croze were opened. The following year, further 9 holes and the project of Croze was completed with the inauguration of the blue path.

In 2004, the collaboration between the professional Baldovino Dassù and the architect Alvise Rossi Fioravanti resulted in a 27 hole golf course as an additional 9 holes (yellow) were added, showing a completely new and innovative design inspired by the Scottish links golf courses.