VARESE GOLF CLUB

Varese Golf Club – Championship Golf Overlooking Lake Maggiore
Perched on the hills between Lake Varese and Lake Maggiore, Varese Golf Club is one of Italy’s most historic and visually striking courses. This 18-hole, par-72 layout is known for its classic parkland style, mature trees, and panoramic views of the Alps and surrounding lakes.

Heritage and Nature in Lombardy’s Lake District
Founded in 1897 and redesigned in its current form in the 1930s, Varese Golf Club weaves through a historic monastery estate, offering a blend of heritage and natural elegance. The course’s undulating terrain, tight fairways, and strategic greens demand precision and creativity, making it a favorite among discerning golfers. Explore our Lake Maggiore golf holiday packages for exclusive tee times and customized golf travel in one of Italy’s most scenic lake regions.

Golf, Culture & Relaxation in Lake Maggiore
Varese Golf Club features a charming clubhouse, pro shop, practice facilities, and a fine restaurant serving regional cuisine. The club's prime location near Lake Maggiore, Lake Como, and Milan offers easy access to cultural landmarks, lakeside resorts, and gourmet experiences. Visit our golf packages in Italy page for curated golf holidays and hassle-free tee time bookings at Varese Golf Club and other award-winning courses across the country.

Comment read on the Peugeot Golf Guide
Varese is a city that has developed only recently, located between Lake Lugano and Milan. This course was built above Lake Varese, one of the smallest lakes in Lombardy, where the climate is particularly mild and sunny. The more religious-minded golfer won't want to miss visiting the Sacro Mont, the site of a great pilgrimage to the Virgin Mary plus the added bonus of wonderful views over lakes and mountains. This region is not only a tourist destination, it also worth visiting for the originality of this course. It might not be very long but the hilly terrain requires a certain level of fitness and control when hitting the ball from tricky situations and sloping lies. Club selection is seldom straightforward, especially since a number of greens are elevated and many are two-tiered, making accuracy a must. If your round didn't go so well, the superb clubhouse (a former monastery) offers solace and consolation from where you can admire the beautiful landscape. 

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