Incredible scenery, golf, mountains & more
Milan and Lake Como offer one of Italy’s most refined golf holiday destinations, blending high-quality championship courses with elegant scenery, cultural landmarks, and world-class dining. This region is ideal for golfers seeking a premium short break or a city-and-lake combination, where rounds of golf are balanced with sightseeing, shopping, and lakeside relaxation.
With excellent flight connections to Milan and a compact travel area, a Milan & Lake Como golf holiday is perfectly suited to those who value quality, convenience, and atmosphere.
Why book a golf holiday to Milan & Lake Como?
- Explore the city famous for its fashion & architecture
- Visit the beautiful Lake Como sits just 1 hour from Milan
- Experience top class golf resorts such as Bogogno & Le Robinie
- Play Villa d'Este & Casteconturbia, two of Italy's best courses
- Book now for ABTOT/ATOL protection on your trip
Discover world-class golf
All of the region’s standout courses offer distinct styles, from modern championship designs near Milan to refined parkland layouts framed by Lake Como’s iconic scenery, where immaculate conditioning meets classic Italian charm. Some of the best courses include:
Del Conte Course (Bogogno Golf Resort – near Milan) Designer: Robert von Hagge | Par: 72
Ranked the no.10 course in Northern Italy by Top 100 Golf Courses
The Del Conte Course is one of Northern Italy’s premier modern championship layouts. Wide fairways, bold bunkering and excellent conditioning create a demanding but fair test, making it a favourite for experienced golfers and competitive groups.
Key features:
- Modern championship design
- Strong strategic challenge
- Part of a two-course resort
Bonora Course (Bogogno Golf Resort – near Milan) Designer: Jack Nicklaus | Par: 72
The Bonora Course provides a more forgiving contrast to Del Conte, with open fairways and a more relaxed rhythm of play. It’s ideal for enjoyable holiday rounds and works perfectly as part of a multi-round stay at Bogogno.
Key features:
- More playable layout
- Ideal for mixed-ability groups
- Complements Del Conte well
Le Robinie Golf Course (near Milan) Designer: Jack Nicklaus | Par: 72
Ranked the no.13 course in Northern Italy by Top 100 Golf Courses
Le Robinie is known for its bold shaping, raised greens and distinctive Nicklaus design features. The course offers a visually striking and strategic test, appealing to golfers who enjoy strong architectural character.
Key features:
- Nicklaus design
- Dramatic green complexes
- Convenient Milan location
Golf Club Castelconturbia (Lombardy) Designer: Robert von Hagge | Par: 72
Castelconturbia is a classic, highly regarded championship course offering tree-lined fairways, water hazards and a traditional parkland feel. It’s often considered one of the best standalone courses in the region.
Key features:
- Traditional championship layout
- Mature parkland setting
- Strong reputation among Italian courses
Circolo Golf Villa d’Este (Lake Como) Designer: Peter Gannon | Par: 69
One of Italy’s most historic and picturesque golf clubs, Villa d’Este offers a classic parkland experience close to Lake Como. The course is shorter than modern championship layouts but rewards accuracy and course management, all in a beautiful setting.
Key features:
- Historic golf club
- Tree-lined parkland design
- Close to Lake Como towns
Travel tips
- Best time to visit: April to June and September to October offer the best golfing conditions, with mild temperatures, excellent course conditions and comfortable weather for sightseeing.
- Top tip: Book early-morning tee times during the warmer summer months, then spend afternoons exploring Milan or enjoying lakeside dining and boat trips on Lake Como.
- Travel time: Direct flights from the UK to Milan take around 2 hours, with most golf courses and resorts located 45–75 minutes from Milan’s main airports.
- Transport: Car hire or private transfers are recommended, particularly for reaching countryside courses such as Bogogno, Le Robinie and Castelconturbia. Lake Como is easily reached by road or train from Milan.
- Booking tip: Prestigious clubs like Bogogno, Le Robinie and Villa d’Este can be busy in peak season, so securing tee times in advance is advised - especially for weekend play and short breaks.
For more inspiration and guidance for your Italian golf break, check out our FAQs article.
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Experience Italian luxury
Accommodation in this region ranges from full golf resorts to stylish lakeside hotels, catering to both golf-focused trips and lifestyle-led breaks. Stay-and-play resorts near Milan provide easy access to championship courses and international travel links, while Lake Como’s luxury hotels offer a more relaxed pace, combining world-class hospitality with fine dining, spa experiences, and iconic lake views:
Bogogno Golf Resort Golf on site? Yes (Del Conte & Bonora) | Customer rating: 4.6 / 5
Bogogno is one of Northern Italy’s leading golf resorts, offering on-site accommodation alongside two contrasting championship courses. With excellent practice facilities and a peaceful countryside setting, it’s ideal for golfers who want everything in one place while staying close to Milan.
Best for: Golf-focused breaks, groups, multiple rounds in one location
Le Robinie Golf & Resort Golf on site? Yes (Le Robinie Golf Course) | Customer rating: 4.3 / 5
Le Robinie Golf & Resort provides a convenient, golf-first base near Milan. The resort-style hotel sits alongside the Nicklaus-designed course, making it well-suited to short breaks and golf-intensive itineraries.
Best for: Short golf breaks, convenience, Nicklaus-designed golf
Hotel Como Golf on site? No (nearby courses) | Customer rating: 4 /5
Hotel Como offers a stylish base close to Lake Como, perfect for golfers who want to combine rounds at nearby clubs such as Villa d’Este with lakeside dining, sightseeing, and relaxation.
Best for: Couples, lifestyle-led stays, golf & lake experiences
"Milan and Lake Como uniquely combine world-class golf with iconic Italian culture and scenery. You’ll find advanced championship layouts designed to challenge every aspect of your game, alongside timeless parkland courses set against lake views and Alpine foothills. Paired with luxury hotels, lakeside retreats, and exceptional cuisine, this region delivers one of Europe’s most compelling golf-and-lifestyle experiences."
Product Manager Europe
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Where to stay & play - the region at a glance
Milan – Culture, fashion & championship golf Best for: Short breaks, culture-led golf holidays, city experiences
Milan is Italy’s style and business capital, offering world-class shopping, architecture, and dining. Golf courses are located just outside the city in the countryside, making it easy to combine morning rounds with afternoons exploring landmarks such as the Duomo, galleries, and designer districts.
Milan City Experiences Milan is one of Europe’s great cultural cities and adds real depth to a golf break in Northern Italy. Visitors can explore the iconic Duomo di Milano, climb to its rooftop terraces for panoramic city views, or visit Santa Maria delle Grazie to see Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper.
The city is also famous for its fashion districts, including Via Montenapoleone and Brera, making it ideal for golfers travelling with non-golfing partners.
Travel tip: Fly into Milan Malpensa or Linate for the quickest transfers to golf courses.
Lake Como – Scenic golf & lakeside elegance Best for: Scenic golf, couples’ trips, relaxed luxury
Lake Como is one of Italy’s most iconic destinations, known for its mountain-backed lake views, charming towns and elegant villas. Golf here is more traditional and scenic, with classic parkland courses and historic clubs offering memorable rounds in a relaxed setting.
Lake Como Lifestyle Lake Como is synonymous with elegance and relaxation, offering a perfect contrast to championship golf. Visitors can enjoy boat cruises across the lake, stopping at picturesque towns such as Bellagio, Cernobbio, and Tremezzo, or take the funicular from Como to Brunate for breathtaking lake views.
Scenic lakeside walks, historic villas, and manicured gardens make Lake Como particularly appealing on rest days, while cafés and waterfront restaurants provide a relaxed setting to unwind after golf.
Travel tip: Lake Como is around 1 hour from Milan, making it easy to combine both destinations in one trip.
Dining & Wine Northern Italy is renowned for its refined cuisine and high-quality wines, and this region is no exception. Golfers can enjoy fine dining at resort restaurants such as those at Bogogno and Le Robinie, as well as traditional local dishes in countryside trattorias and lakeside restaurants around Como.
The area is known for rich risottos, fresh pasta, locally sourced meats, and excellent regional wines, making dining a key part of the overall holiday experience rather than an afterthought.
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