|  Lombardy is a landlocked region. Its northernmost point embraces the magnificent sub-Alpine vistas of Lake Maggiore and Lake Como, on the Swiss border, but most of Lombardy's 9,000 square miles are taken up by the vast Po River Valley, a broad, flat expanse of farmlands punctuated by windbreaks of poplar trees - Lombardy's equivalent to Tuscany's cypress.
Shelley called this valley "the waveless plain of Lombardy", and most people do find it drab and unappealing. Still, anywhere you drive - and this is certainly one of the easiest and most suitable places in Italy for driving - just around the bend may lurk the most astonishing surprise, such as tiny Sabbioneta, whose massive city ramparts conceal a miniature Renaissance jewel of a town, created in the 16th century by Duke Vespasiano Gonzaga.
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Varese
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 18 holes, 6168/5384 meters, Par 72 - C.R. 71.7/73.7, Slope 125/123 |
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Lake Como
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 18 + 18 mt: 6.365 + 6.028 yards: n.d. par: 72 + 72 |
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Circolo Golf Villa d'Este |
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Lake Como
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 18 holes - 5727 Metres - 69 par - SSS: 71, designed in 1926 by Peter Gannon. |
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Menaggio & Cadenabbia Golf Club |
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Lake Como
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 18 holes - Par 70 - CR 68,8 - SR 122 |
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Brescia
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 18+9 holes - Par 72+36 - CR 72,5 - SR 141 |
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Brescia
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 18 holes, Par 72, 5.972 mt.; 9 holes, Par 27, 929 mt. |
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GOLF LOMBARDY
