Golf Club Milano

Golf Club Milano is a historic golf club set within the Royal Park of Monza, welcoming members and visiting golfers who respect the game’s etiquette and club rules. Founded on 8 May 1928, it began with nine holes and later expanded to 18 in 1933. Today, its three courses offer 27 holes amid the park’s woodland and natural surroundings, across nearly 100 hectares of club grounds.

The courses were developed through the work of architect James Peter Gannon, construction director Cecil Blandford, and, for the third course, designer Giulio Cavalsani. The club’s iconic clubhouse, built in 1958 to designs by architects Vietti and Buzzi, is a central part of its heritage and visitor experience. Golf Club Milano supports sporting activities, competitions, and a calendar of events, and provides membership services and reciprocal-club connections.

It has hosted national and international championships, including nine editions of the Italian Open, most recently in 2017. The club combines golf, sporting tradition, and a distinctive setting within one of Europe’s major historic parks