GardaGolf Country Club (Bianco & Rosso)

Founded in 1986, GardaGolf Country Club has grown to become one of the most prestigious golf venues in Italy. Over the years, it has hosted major international tournaments, including the Ladies Italian Open in 1990, the Kronenbourg Open won by Sam Torrance in 1993, and three editions of the Italian Open — in 1997, when Bernhard Langer set the course record with a score of 64, in 2003, and in 2018 as part of the Rolex Series.

Every year, GardaGolf Country Club welcomes golfers from all over the world. With its 27 holes, the course is a true masterpiece of design and technique, harmoniously set in a landscape where lush fairways blend with breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding hills.

Every corner of GardaGolf tells a story of passion for the game and for hospitality. The Club House, located in a historic villa of noble charm, embodies the heritage and excellence of Italian golf. With its elegant architecture and refined details, it offers members and guests an exclusive and timeless atmosphere. The restaurant—renowned for its traditional Italian cuisine—is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a memorable meal after a round of golf.