Golf Borgo di Camuzzago

The course was built in 2008 on the edge of the Parco Agricolo Nord Est, beside the old village of Camuzzago and its Romanesque church of 1152, dedicated to Santa Maria Maddalena and open to visitors on request. The architect is Franco Piras: the first version, opened in November 2008, was a par 27; after works that began in September 2017, the current nine-hole par 32 opened in July 2018.

According to the club, the layout, the shaping of the greens and the presence of three lakes make it a technical and stimulating course. The round alternates five par 4s and four par 3s: the 3rd has a small pond on the left of the landing area, the 6th is a short par 4 with a large lake on the right and a small green guarded by water at the front, and the 7th is the longest and hardest par 4, with a dog-leg to the right and a green surrounded by water. The 9th is the hardest par 3, with a large water hazard down the right-hand side. Many holes also carry a nickname chosen by the members, from the “beach hole” (the 1st) to the “sunset hole” (the 6th); the ninth is named after Costantino Rocca.

The 2026 price list sets a daily green fee of 30 euros on weekdays and 35 on Saturdays and public holidays, while Monday and Tuesday cost 25 euros. With a competition the fee rises to 45 euros on weekdays and 50 at weekends. Packages of five daily entries are available (125 euros on weekdays, 100 on Monday and Tuesday, 150 at weekends), along with reduced rates for juniors.

Access to the course requires playing-qualified status. A hand trolley (5 euros) and a bag (15 euros) can be rented. Tee times are booked online through the GesGolf system. The hours published by the club run from 8:30 am to 8 pm Monday to Wednesday, until 9 pm on Friday and from 7:30 am to 8 pm at weekends; on Thursday the club appears to be closed.

The driving range is 230 metres long and 160 wide, with two shelters and 15 covered bays, an uncovered tee line for practising on grass from spring to autumn and evening lighting in winter. There are five target greens, a bunker for long shots, a large putting green, a chipping green and a short-game area with two bunkers; the club also has an executive hole. Teaching is in the hands of the instructors Ferruccio Crotti, Maurizio Veloccia and Jacqueline Pecoitz, and there is a Junior Golf Club.

The course is part of a country club with a 3,000-square-metre gym and spa area, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, five-a-side football, tennis, padel and a medical centre. The Green Coffee Bar & Restaurant has a veranda looking directly onto the course. The clubhouse has two changing rooms, a bag store with 200 lockers and charging points for electric trolleys, and a pro shop in the secretary's office.

• From par 27 to par 32: the 2008 course had nine par-27 holes; the extension opened in July 2018, taking it to par 32.
• A church from 1152: the course borders the medieval village of Camuzzago, where the Romanesque church of Santa Maria Maddalena stands out.
• Holes with nicknames: the members have christened the 1st “the Beach”, the 2nd “the Rabbits” and the 7th “The Cherry Tree”.
• Three lakes in play: they come into play on holes 3, 5, 6, 7 and 9.