Golf Brianza Country Club

The Golf Brianza Country Club, designed at the end of the 1980s by the architect Marco Croze, was inaugurated in September 1994 with the opening of nine hotels. The construction of the 18 holes was completed in the autumn of 1997. Extension works of the course, entrusted to Baldovino Dassù, started in 2001. At a later stage, a slight restyling of the existing pits was carried out. The work was initially entrusted to Giulio Cavalsani and later to Franco Piras. Nowadays, the course winds its way through an undulating natural amphitheatre, with a hilly part and a flat part, and four lakes included in the most difficult holes. The Brianza nature offers wonderful views of the Resegone and Grigna mountains in the background, and on clear days even the Monte Rosa. The course is technical, alternating long holes and short, delicate ones where mistakes are just around the corner. It is precisely this characteristic that makes the course varied and fun for both the good player and the less experienced player.

Technical Details

Course: 18 holes,

Architects: Marco Croze

Topography: partly hilly, partly flat

Pro’s comments

Hole 5: the club’s signature hole, a short, tricky par 3 starting from the top to land on the island where the green is placed. There are also two bunkers protecting the green, one on the front left and one behind the green.

Hole 14: green on three levels. A hole with a delicate first shot, with a narrow landing area with a lake on the left and woodland on the right. Shot to the green, elevated and very sloping, protected by a lake on the right, a deep bunker on the left and one at the end of the green. Interesting.