Steeped in royal heritage and reborn in 1984, Castelconturbia sits on the site where the Savoy family first played in 1898. Today, Robert Trent Jones Sr.’s 27-hole championship layout—three distinct 9-hole loops—unfolds across one million square meters of rolling hills, ancient woodlands, streams, and lakes, all framed by the majestic Monte Rosa.
Each par-72 course balances strategic water hazards, expansive bunkers, and gently undulating fairways, offering both technical challenge and visual splendor. Castelconturbia has twice hosted the Italian Open (1991, 1998), welcomed top pros for European Tour Qualifying School, and consistently ranks among Europe’s finest, with legends José María Olazábal and Costantino Rocca sharing the course record of 66.
The elegant clubhouse, designed by François Spoerry, offers relaxation as well as play, featuring panoramic lounges, refined dining, a full driving range, and luxurious accommodations with an outdoor pool—perfect for unwinding after your round.
Beyond the fairways, Castelconturbia opens the door to a wealth of Italian experiences. Glide across Lake Maggiore to the Borromean Islands, where you can wander through the Baroque splendor of Isola Bella’s gardens or lose yourself in the charm of fishermen’s life on Isola dei Pescatori.
Wander back on shore to discover the storied castles and villas that dot the region—from the Rocca Borromea on Isola Madre to the lush botanical gardens of Villa Taranto and the medieval fortress at Angera. If you crave fresh alpine air, ride the funicular to Mottarone for sweeping panoramas of lake and mountain, or set off on foot into the wild beauty of Val Grande National Park. And for those who seek Italy through its flavors, local cantinas pour Nebbiolo-based DOC and DOCG wines while award-winning trattorie serve the best of Piedmontese cuisine, making every moment off the course as memorable as your round.
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Holes
27
Par
72
Course Type
Parkland
Recommended
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