Golf Club Vigevano

The course has two souls. The first 12 holes run through the woods of the Ticino Park, among centuries-old trees and spring-fed ponds; the last 6, in the club's words, are “more American-looking” and skilfully shaped. The terrain is flat, but the layout creates changes of level with raised tees and uphill greens, and water keeps returning in the form of lakes, channels and ditches.

The 5th is a par 4 of almost 400 metres with a lake on the right; the 8th, a par 5, is the longest hole and is hard to reach in two. The 11th, second in difficulty, is a dogleg right with a raised green. Then comes the 12th, the par 5 of the oak. The international instructor William Rosen, quoted by the club, described it as “the faithful representation of a course built with the utmost respect for the environment”.

The 2026 price list is simple: 45 euros on weekdays and 80 on public holidays and weekends, with the same price for 9 or 18 holes; under-18s pay 25 euros. Anyone entering a competition pays the entry fee plus the green fee, 50 euros for 18 holes on weekdays and 60 at the weekend.

The driving range costs 15 euros. For outside players the golf cart costs 40 euros, rental bag 20, electric trolley 15 and manual trolley 5. The secretariat is closed on Mondays that are not public holidays and answers from Tuesday to Friday, from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.

The Green restaurant is open for lunch all week and, from Thursday to Sunday, in the evening too; at weekends and on public holidays the kitchen runs continuously until 10:30 pm. The bar opens at 9 am and from Thursday stays open until midnight. There is also a pool with garden and gazebo; the pro shop and an academy for lessons complete the club.