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Francesco Scrofani, the owner of Il Picciolo Golf Club A winding road Before turning to golf, Alba looked set for a career as a footballer. He represented Italy at Under-18 level and played for Palermo, which was at the time a leading Serie A team. For various reasons — including niggling injuries and a desire for proper academic qualifications — he turned his back on football and decided to instead focus on golf. He got a job at the Rocco Forte owned Verdura Resort on the south-west coast of the island where he hit thousands of balls every day as he taught himself to become one of the best. He calls Verdura a “very special place.” “It’s the place where everything started for me. I used to spend more time here on the golf course than home with my parents. The mix between beautiful courses linked to a beautiful hotel that’s what makes this place famous around the world.” Federico Alba with interior designer Samuele Mazza in Noto.

Having honed his skills in Sicily, Alba relocated to the UAE where he is the senior professional at the Saadiyat Beach Golf Club — check out his Instagram page if you want to get an idea of the calibre of people he coaches — but in the summer months he always returns to Europe, and if at all possible, Sicily. Just recently, he coached Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola during a visit from the Spaniard in the UAE. “Coaching becomes even more interesting when you get the chance to coach visionary minds like Pep Guardiola,” Alba wrote on Instagram. “I always get so much fascinated on the way people like him are approaching the game I love. Dedication, passion and perseverance are for sure the three aspects I will bring with me during this magnificent experience.” There’s a strong association between golf and football. A favorite pastime of players, it’s perhaps no surprise they have leant on the knowledge of coaches to improve. Former Premier League striker and Nigeria international Peter Odemwingie has sought the expertise of Richard O’Hanlon — who also coached Manchester United great Peter Schmeichel — and Jak Hamblett as he begins his journey to earning his golf coaching badges. Home Our tour of the island involved some truly incredible places; farms that had been converted into spectacular hotels, vineyards which are producing some of the world’s most sought-after wines and restaurant after restaurant serving locally sourced high-quality food. Marrying the golf experience to the gastronomic one is key to Alba’s philosophy. He explains

SPORT Atlanta Falcons star Calvin Ridley to ‘step away from football’ to focus on mental health ‘Celebrity’ golf coach Federico Alba reveals hidden life of Sicily By Tom Bouchier Hayes, Updated 0922 GMT (1722 HKT) October 26, 2021 ‘Celebrity’ golf coach Federico Alba reveals hidden life of Sicily Adare Manor: The 2027 Ryder Cup venue in Ireland Waterville Golf Club: Why did Charlie Chaplin go to this resort every year? Golfing in Sicily How golf has boomed in the land of ice and fire Olafia Kristinsdottir: Trailblazer for Icelandic golf ()Federico Alba leads the good life. A professional golfer from Sicily, Italy, he has forged a career that combines his love of the sport with his passion for the food and wine from the island where he was born. The 32-year-old Alba loves the place of his birth and wants to make sure you feel the same — so as summer drew to a close in Europe, joined him on a golfing and gastronomic journey that brought together those two worlds No details are left to chance. If a hotel is difficult to find, precise directions — “Don’t turn left when the sat nav tells you to” — based on local knowledge are sent or he will take on the role of leader of convoy. Note to self: Don’t try and keep up with a young Italian man as he drives through Sicily’s narrow streets. While he loves golf, he believes that to properly enjoy the sport you must have access to excellence off the course as well. “We should see everything on a very holistic approach,” he explains to . “Why only teach how to grip, how to hit the ball, how to putt, how to chip a ball when you can give the chance to your clients to experience such a beautiful island at the highest level ever.” Federico Alba (left) with