Dreaming of Italian Golf - 4-Star Package

"My first visit to Conturbia was a memorable one for me. Apart from the remodeling of "I Roveri", it had been over ten years since I had done a new course in Italy. I was excited to be back, and the land was wonderful, beautiful trees, ample surface area and ideal topography for a golf course. I had no doubt that we could accomplish something special. It seems that history has borne me out. Two national Open are an honour to any golf course". 

Robert Trent Jones Sr.

Born in 1997 and designed by architect Robert von Hagge, Bogogno offers two extraordinary 18-hole par 72 courses that stretch over gentle hills dominated by the peaks of Monte Rosa. Less than an hour's drive from Milan and 20 minutes from Malpensa Airport, the Circolo Golf Bogogno is set in a striking panoramic setting and offers nature lovers easy access to beautiful destinations such as the Parco del Ticino, the Lake Orta and Lake Maggiore.

Finally opened 18 holes of pure emotion!

The Royal Golf La Bagnaia Course is the first Tuscan, 18 holes designed by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr.

It is a Par 71, which is 6,101 metres long, covering an area of 1300 hectares, perfectly harmonized within the gently rolling hills of Siena.

The Tuscan landscape is a typical example of Inland Links, which refer to the Scottish Highlands with the “Rough” that waves in the wind.

The Club at Castiglion del Bosco, Tuscany, is Europe’s finest golf and wine experience at Italy’s only private golf club.

For discerning golfers and wine lovers with a refined taste for Tuscany’s cultured lifestyle, an invitation to membership of The Club at Castiglion del Bosco, in the heart of Brunello wine making country, promises unparalleled privacy, exclusive privileges and a retreat to a way of life deep-rooted in the natural beauty of a UNESCO protected landscape.

Marco Simone Golf & Country Club is the official host venue of the 2023 Ryder Cup Match.
The course offers 27 holes and it is at 10 miles from the centre of Rome. It is built around a castle of the 11th century and features from several holes the view of Saint Peter’s dome.