| Golf & Motors
Experience the ultimate luxury golf holiday with our all-inclusive packages in Italy! Combine the thrill of driving amazing cars like Alfa Romeo Coda Duetto, Fiat 1500 Cabriolet, Porsche 944 Cabriolet, etc, with playing golf in some of the most scenic courses in the region. Arrive in style at the golf course with your high-end car, and let us take care of your clubs with our club transfer service.
Our package offers seamless golfing experiences, luxurious accommodations, and personalized service, making it the perfect blend of golf, relaxation, and adventure. Immerse yourself in the stunning scenery and culture of Italy and create unforgettable memories with us. This golf experience is for a minimum of 2 people.
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Italy has a long and storied history in the automotive industry, which has helped to shape the country's cultural identity. Many of the world's most iconic car brands, such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati, were born in Italy, and have come to symbolize the country's passion for innovation, design, and performance.
Italy has a long tradition of craftsmanship, engineering, and design, which has made it a natural hub for car manufacturers. Italian car companies have always prioritized style and aesthetics, often combining it with high performance and cutting-edge technology. This approach has helped Italian car brands to become synonymous with luxury, speed, and exclusivity, capturing the imagination of car enthusiasts worldwide.
In addition to their impressive design and engineering, Italian car brands have also made significant contributions to the racing world, dominating international circuits and cementing Italy's reputation as a hub for high-performance vehicles. Italian automakers have been at the forefront of motorsports for decades, and their success has helped to further fuel the country's passion for cars.
Overall, the importance of car culture in Italy is rooted in the country's rich history of engineering and design excellence. Italian car brands have become symbols of innovation and luxury, capturing the imaginations of people around the world and solidifying Italy's place as a global hub for automotive excellence.
| Alfa Romeo Coda Tronca (1981) | Triumph Spitfire MKII (1966) |
| Alfa Romeo Duetto Osso di Seppia (1969) | Triumph TR3 (1960) |
| Alfa Romeo Duetto Aerodinamica (1983) | VW Maggiolino Cabrio (1970) |
| Alfa Romeo Duetto Fastback (1976) | |
| Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider (1959) | |
| Fiat 1500 Cabriolet (1964) | |
| Lancia Flavia Convertible (1965) | |
| MG A Roadster (1959) | |
| MG B Spider (1975) | |
| Morgan 4/4 (1976) | |
| Porsche 944 S2 Cabriolet (1989) | |
| Triumph Spitfire 1500 (1978) |
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At Golf in Italy, we take pride in offering truly unique and personalized tours that are tailor-made to meet the specific needs and desires of each of our clients. Because of this, we are unable to provide a price indication upfront, as each tour is designed and priced on an individual basis.
To receive a customized tour that exceeds your expectations, simply send us your ideal itinerary including dates, group size, budget, and interests. Our experienced team will work tirelessly to create a unique tour that fits your needs, with attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences.
Your Golf in Italy Team
For any request, doubt or information write us at: info@golfinitaly.org
Major cities: Desenzano - Brescia - Peschiera
Airport: Verona VRN - Milan Bergamo BGY
Golf course in the area:
Arzaga - 27 holes
Bogliaco - 18 holes
Ca' degli Ulivi - 27 holes
Chervò - 27 holes
Colli Berici - 18 holes
Franciacorta - 27 holes
Gardagolf - 27 holes
Paradiso del Garda - 18 holes
Verona - 18 holes
One of Italy’s largest regions, Lombardy lies in the north of the country, sharing a border with Switzerland.
Stretching from the Alps to the lowlands of the Po Valley, it is home to a wide range of landscapes, including the breathtaking mountain chain that boasts the Valchiavenna, Valtellina and the Camonica Valley.
Winter sports enthusiasts will find no lack of state-of-the-art facilities in Lombardy, for example in the extremely popular resorts of Tonale, Bormio, Livigno and Madesimo.
Another aspect that defines the region is its expanse of rolling hills that encompass the distinctive Franciacorta area, famous for its vineyards and wine production. The charm of the great lakes is a great tourist draw, attracting visitors to Sirmione and other well known destinations dotting the western coast of Lake Garda, while Lake Como and Lake Maggiore are no less beautiful, surrounded as they are by stately homes, parks and picturesque small towns.
The region is also characterized by the great flat tracts of the Po Valley lowlands, covered by shimmering mirrors of water and rice paddies: this is the typical landscape of Lomellina, the land of rice harvesters, steeped in tradition.
The region has countless other distinctive facets. Lombardy, aided by its geographic position and fertile soil, will captivate you - nature, history, art and culture marry in harmony with innovation, technology, fashion, entertainment, and a contemporary outlook.
The region comprises the provinces of Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Cremona, Lecco, Lodi, Mantua, Milan (regional capital), Monza and Brianza, Pavia, Sondrio and Varese.
