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T he course winds through a very undulating natural amphitheatre with a hilly part, a flat part and 4 lakes that characterize the most difficult holes. During the summer, the heat is tempered by a…

W hen, in the early 1990s, between Olgiate and Solbiate Olona, Jack Nicklaus found himself facing around seventy hectares of flat ground destined to become the “Le Robinie” golf course, he had no…

V arese Golf Club, founded in 1897, was established in its current site in Luvinate in 1934. The current course, originally designed by architects Gannon and Blanford and expanded to 18 holes in the…

30 km from Milan, in Cascina Bertacca di Bubbiano, one of the most challenging Italian golf courses, which is nonetheless suitable for players of every level, has been active since 1994. Constructed…

O pened in 1961, Bergamo l’Albenza Golf Club is located just 13 km from Bergamo and 50 km from Milan. The Cotton & Sutton firm was commissioned with the design of the first 18 holes: the two…

C astello Tolcinasco Golf Club is one of the most prestigious clubs in Italy. Opened in 1993, it offers members and guest players 36 holes, with three championship holes and nine executive holes. The…

L ocated just outside the town of Crema, the buildings of Podere d’Ombriano have been tastefully converted and renovated, retaining elements of traditional style and of old farmhouses, offering…

C ircolo Green Club Golf, which was founded in 1983 and has been affiliated with the Italian Golf Federation since 1985, is located in Lainate, a short distance from Milan. The 18-hole course, which…

O ne of the world's best-loved places, Bellaggio lies on the tip of the central headland, offering convenient ferry access to both branches of the lake Visitors to Bellagio can enjoy the verdant…

T he Crespi d'Adda Workers Village is part of the Unesco World Heritage Sites list since 1995. Crespi is the surname of the family who owned an old cottonmill and built this complex. Its…

M onte San Giorgio sits in the middle of Italy and Switzerland. The Italian side of Monte San Giorgio became part of Unesco's World Heritage Sites in 2010 while the Swiss half has been since 2003.…

A long the route of an extraordinary cycle path that in future will lead to the sea. In Cremona, the city of good living from where our route departs, it is a pleasure to be awakened by the sound of…