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Over half of Italy's golfers reside in Lombardy, so of course it boasts many fantastic courses. Here is a partial list:

• Golf Club Lombardy. Just outside Milan in the Royal Park at Monza. This world championship 27-hole course, site of many Italian Opens, has sloping greens with high, natural roughs.
• Villa D'Este Golf Club. Near Montorfano, this world-famous course has recently undergone extensive renovation. Host of 12 Italian Opens, the 18-hole course requires precise strokes; the ups and downs call for total concentration.
• Golf Club La Pineta. One of the most prestigious in Italy, this 18-hole course combines technical challenge and remarkable beauty. Home of the Stracciari Open International, its first 9 holes are hilly. The two slopes that edge the fairways make them seem much narrower than they actually are.
• Santa Martretta. Via Chitola 49, Pavia (9 holes).
• Menaggio e Cadenabbia. Via Golf 12, Como (18 holes).
• Carimate. Via Airoldi 2, Carimate (18 holes).
• Monticello. Via Volta 4, Cassina Rizzardi (36 holes).
• Barlassina. Via Privata Golf 42, Birago di Lentate (18 holes).
• La Roserra. Via Montebello 4, Chiuduno (9 holes).
• Royal Sant'Anna. Annone di Brianza (9 holes).
• Bergamo. Via Longini 12, Almenno S. Bartolomeo (18 holes).
• Bogliaco. Via Golf, Toscolano Madermo (9 holes).
• Varese. Via Vittorio Veneto 32, Luvinate (18 holes).
• Le Rovedine. Via Marx 1, Noverasco di Opera (9 holes).
• Lanzo. Lanzo d'Intelvi (9 holes).
• Molinetto. Cernusco del Naviglio (18 holes).
• Franciacorta. Nigoline di Corte Franca (27 holes).
• Garda Golf. Via Angelo Omodeo 2, Soiano del Lago (27 holes).
• Ponte di Legno. Via IV Novembre 56, Ponte di Legno (9 holes).
• Zoate. Via Verdi, Zoate di Tribiano (18 holes).

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