The offer includes four nights at the Antares Hotel Rubens in Milan with breakfast included.
3 green fees in the best fields near the Lombard capital:
- Golf Club Bergmo L'Albenza
- Le Robinie Golf Club
- Castello Tolcinasco Golf Club
All transfers are included: to and from Malpensa airport; to and from the golf courses.
Golf Club Bergamo L'Albenza
At the Bergamo Golf Club "L'Albenza" a splendid course awaits you: 27 holes of undisputed technical stature, expertly drawn by the pencil of the well-known English architects Cotton & Sutton, divided into three courses (Blue, Yellow and Red) on which, every year , over 100 competitions are held.
Immersed in an enchanting environmental and landscape setting, nestled on soft hills and rich in centuries-old vegetation, our course represents a heritage to live and share with those who, thanks to the Game of Golf, want to savor the pleasure and excitement of unique moments .
It is in fact impossible not to get involved in the silences, colors and priceless glimpses of nature that accompany the approach to each green: those who play at Albenza always carry them with them, as they do with their favorite drive or faithful putt.
Le Robinie Golf Club
The meticulous and obsessed Nicklaus modified and corrected many of the 18 holes in order to obtain what he had planned with his brilliant project. The result was a challenging but not punitive field, where it is possible to play at any level (five pitches are the starting point for each hole) and where anyone, whether amateur or professional, can draw satisfaction: the variety of design of the trail urges players to practice any kind of shot. At “Le Robinie” Golf Course the attack game is recommended to top players. But, if you do not like the risk you can play defensively and still have fun with admirable results. The amphitheater shape of almost all the holes allows you to clearly see
any obstacles, even the water ones which are on the sides. We do not want you to spend your time fishing balls!
Castello Tolcinasco Golf Club
Its concept coincides primarily with the vocation of spreading the game between the largest possible number of practitioners. At the same time, a course created by Palmer represents an exciting challenge also for the player who wants to compete with Golf in competitive terms.
The statement may seem irreconcilable, but the expert sportsman who has already passed the disappointment of the air shot or socket, who can choose rationally near the green between the iron 7 to run or the most problematic iron 11, or even the player able to use the very difficult iron 2 in the shooting against the wind, will find in the course of Palmer a loyal opponent, but severe.
And yet, even those who begin to approach this splendid sport will be able to enjoy, on the same field, the satisfactions allowed by their level of technical maturity and "listen for the first time the pop of the ball hit in the right way.
