Italy

Welcome to the Marco Simon Golf & Country Club, the official host venue of the Ryder Cup 2023. Located in central Italy, this golf course is the right place for golf enthusiasts seeking a strong challenge and an unforgettable experience.

Architect Jim Fazio created a real star with this course, which underwent a complete redesign to meet the high standards of the Ryder Cup. A lot of work went into the initial design, and the result is a stunning course with fast greens that will put even the most skilled golfers to the test.

The Marco Simon Golf & Country Club has much confidence in its ability to provide the best hole-by-hole experience for both players and spectators. And with the nearest airport just a short drive away, getting here is a breeze.

But it's not just about the golf. The course is also conveniently located near historic sites and offers wine tasting for those looking to relax after a great round. So if you're looking for a better time on the green, look no further than the Marco Simon Golf & Country Club, the official hosting venue of the Ryder Cup 2023. And don't forget to bring your best drives!

The chosen venue for seven different Italian opens, making it one of the most attractive golf courses in Italy. The course design is a flat and expansive parkland-style course with a large variety of trees and stunning views of the mountain tops on the horizon. This course is considered the older sibling to the connected “Blue” course, providing the same picturesque scenery. If possible, we strongly recommend trying both courses with a delicious pasta lunch at the clubhouse in between the different rounds.

Note: The pro shop, restaurant and driving range are closed on Mondays.

Widely known as the most varying course in Italy. Not one hole is similar to another. Built on very natural and rough terrain, rarely will you play a ball completely flat. Many dog-leg holes with surprising elements around the corners. This route is strongly recommended for more experienced players that can apply both draw and fade from several of the tees throughout the round. Extremely entertaining streets when played strategically.

Designed in 1926, the 5760 meters of pure Italian golf offers an experience hard to find elsewhere. Surrounded by a natural landscape with over 30,000 trees in the shape of pines, chestnuts, birches, and an astonishing view of Lake Montorfano on the horizon. The VIP clubhouse book contains signatures from previous guests such as royalties from Belgium, Britain, Spain, and Greece, making this golf course a true crown jewel in the Italian golf scene. This course has more Italian Opens than any other course in the country.

Designed by Arnold Palmer, one of the greatest golfers of all time. This resort offers 36 holes; three championship courses and an additional nine executive holes. The course is built around an astonishing 16th-century castle, giving visitors a memorable experience and an unmistakable imprint of the past. The time-warping atmosphere is completed by modern and complete facilities along with a course design that guarantees an unforgettable round of golf for players around the world.

This course received a standing ovation when it opened back in 1984. Considered one of the most challenging golf courses in Italy with three different 9-hole loops allowing visitors to choose their own configuration. The Blue and Yellow course represents the route that has hosted the Italian Open.

Known for their enormous greens that are very difficult to read with cruel pin placements, this course tests the ability of even the best of putters. Beautiful Italian scenery during the entire round.

The “La Marchesa” Course was designed by Designed by Cornish & Silva Inc. Golfcourse Architects USA It is inserted in an area of over 110 hectares in the scenographic context of green woods and the lively course of the Albedosa stream.

It consists of 18 holes, for a total of 6365 meters, Par 72.

The route is located in a flat area with large spaces.

Holes 10, 11, 12 constitute the Amen Corner of the Course, putting a strain on the player's concentration and leaving little room for error.

The Royal Park Bank Course is the more modern and dynamic counterpart, known for its wider fairways, bold bunkering, and slightly longer layout that encourages confident shot-making. With a design that balances playability and challenge, the course suits both competitive golfers and leisure players looking for an engaging round. Open sightlines, varied hole designs, and smooth green complexes create a flowing and enjoyable experience, making the Bank Course a popular choice for all skill levels.

Regarded by many golfers as the best golf course in Italy, a title that is very hard but well-deserved to claim. Mind-blowing parkland-style course in the Italian hillside. With a resume being ranked as the 17th best golf course in Europe, playing this course is a golfer’s dream come true. Snow-covered mountains as seen on the horizon and the neighboring wine country landscape almost illustrate this destination as imaginary. A long par 73 course with 6,497 meters of challenging terrain that can get the best of professional golfers.

Welcome to one of the most spectacular and challenging golf courses in Italy! This 18-hole course feature long fairways, beautiful water hazards and large, undulating greens. Designed by renowned Robert Trent Jones Junior, the fantastic layout makes Antognolla an exciting and satisfying course for golfers of all abilities.

Here at Golf Club Verona you'll enjoy 18 holes of challenging golf that gently follow the natural slopes of Garda hills among vineyards and old trees that offer breathtaking views. Welcome to this Italian golf dream, set in a perfectly intact landscape just outside the city centre.