FootGolf Summer Cup closes at Pavoniere with awards and dinner

FootGolf closed its sixth Summer Cup with the final stage and awards ceremony at Pavoniere, where the tournament’s last act was paired with a post-event dinner and a clear sense of finish. The event, backed by Nencini Sport, turned the Prato course into the focal point of the local footgolf calendar and gave the sixth edition a polished ending rather than a simple final round.

Massimiliano Masi handled the opening actions of the day, setting the tone for a program that was clearly organized beyond the level of an informal gathering. Nicolò Cati, the technical director of the Golf Club, was present on site, underlining the club’s direct role in overseeing the venue and the competition. Edoardo Nestori, head of communications and marketing at Ciprato, also attended, adding another layer of coordination around the event’s public profile.

That mix of competition, club leadership and sponsor support is part of what made the Summer Cup feel like a flagship stop by its sixth edition. Pavoniere was not just the backdrop for footgolf; it was the stage for a tournament closing that included awards and a convivial dinner, the kind of finish that helps a summer circuit feel established rather than improvised. The structure matters in a sport like footgolf, where the quality of the venue and the organization around it often shape how seriously a stop is taken by regular players.

The report framed the day as the final chapter of Summer Cup 2026 and made clear that FootGolf was the main attraction at Pavoniere for the last stage. Even without a results sheet attached to the visible transcript, the emphasis on the awards ceremony, the sponsor presence and the formal roles filled by Masi, Cati and Nestori showed a scene that had grown into something more substantial than a single afternoon of play. It looked like a benchmark for how Italian summer tournaments can present themselves when the course, the club and the backing all line up.

For Prato’s footgolf scene, the sixth Summer Cup closed with the sort of organization and finish that can raise expectations for the next summer circuit.