San Domenico

31^st

The person to receive most plaudits for the San Domenico project should be shaper Brian Jorgensen as he moved plenty of earth on a largely level, featureless landscape to lay out a wonderful array of seaside fairways...

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Menaggio & Cadenabbia

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Set close to Lake Como and originally founded in 1907, Menaggio & Cadenabbia Golf Club is the second oldest in Italy. The course was redesigned by Commander John Harris in 1965.

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Marco Simone (Championship)

33^rd

Situated just a half an hour’s drive from the city centre of Rome, the challenging 18-hole Championship layout at Marco Simone Golf & Country Club was set out by architect Jim Fazio in the late 1980s.

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Ugolino - Florence

34^th

Golf in Italy began in Tuscany with the foundation of Florence Golf Club in 1889, but a new course, designed by Cecil Blandford and Peter Gannon, was established for Ugolino Golf Club in 1933.

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La Bagnaia

35^th

The course at Royal Golf La Bagnaia is Robert Trent Jones Jnr’s first design in Tuscany and it’s set out as an “inland links” in the gently rolling hills to the south of Sienna...

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Monticello (Rosso)

36^th

Host to seven Italian Opens between 1975 and 1992, the Rosso course at Golf Club Monticello was originally laid out by Jim Fazio and Baldovino Dassù, with more recent renovations by Graham Cooke...

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Varese

37^th

Peter Gannon and Cecil Blandford co-designed a number of Italian courses back in the 1920s and 1930s and they established the original course at Golf Club Varese, which was subsequently doubled in size during the mid-1950s...

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Franciacorta (Brut & Saten)

38^th

The 27-hole golf facility at Franciacorta Golf Club is one of Pete Dye’s rare European projects from the mid-1980s and he designed the layout in collaboration with Marco Croze.

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Des Iles Borromées

39^th

Designed by architect Marco Croze, the 18-hole layout at Golf Club des Iles Borromées is routed around a hilly, 180-acre property which lies within an extensive pine and silver birch forest overlooking Lake Maggiore.

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Castelgandolfo

40^th

Situated close to the Pope’s summer residence near Rome, the course at Country Club Castelgandolfo is a Robert Trent Jones Snr design that lies within the remains of an old volcanic crater...

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