Golf Club Varese

About the club

Golf Club Varese is a historic treasure located between Milan and Switzerland, offering a captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Founded in 1897 and relocated to its current site in Luvinate in 1934, the club’s course was designed by the architects Gannon and Blanford, who skillfully integrated the layout into the region’s rolling terrain. The clubhouse, a restored 14th-century convent, is an architectural masterpiece of Romanesque-Lombard style, adorned with frescoes dating back to the 1500s. This rich historical setting creates an atmosphere where the elegance of Italian art and the spirit of golf coexist in harmony. The course at Golf Club Varese is as challenging as it is scenic. With its pronounced slopes, narrow approaches, and intricate greens, it demands precision and strategic play from golfers of all levels. Each hole presents a new test, from long drives across wide fairways to delicate putts on sloping greens. The combination of technical difficulty and natural charm ensures that every round here is both rewarding and unforgettable, perfectly embodying the essence of classic Italian golf. Adding to its allure are the breathtaking views that surround the course. From various points, golfers can admire sweeping panoramas of Lake Varese, the Alps, and the towering Monte Rosa. This unique setting makes Golf Club Varese not just a place to play, but an experience that engages the senses and the soul — a perfect blend of sport, history, and the serene beauty of northern Italy.