Circolo Golf Ca’ Degli Ulivi (Championship)

Overview: The Championship course at Ca’ degli Ulivi is an 18-hole, par-72 parkland layout in Marciaga on the Verona side of Lake Garda. The club’s current technical information gives 6,059 metres, approximately 6,627 yards, and identifies the Cotton Pennink and Partners project. Olive groves, small lakes and gently rising ground shape the route, while views open across the lake towards the opposite Brescia shore and the Monte Baldo massif. The directory’s Championship label is important because the same club also operates the separate nine-hole, par-32 Mirabello course.

History: The club’s official history dates the foundation of Ca’ degli Ulivi to 1988. The project extends over about 90 hectares between Garda and Costermano, combining the 18-hole Championship course with the shorter Mirabello layout and practice facilities. The available sources verify the club foundation and the current course design, but do not publish a separate first-playing date for the 18-hole routing, so the year field records the documented club/course origin rather than claiming a different construction milestone. The current facility remains active and publishes visitor green fees for the Championship course.

Did You Know? The course can offer a 180-degree view over Lake Garda from several holes, while the remaining holes turn towards Monte Baldo. That contrast gives the round two distinct landscape references without leaving the same hillside property. The official site also describes the course as playable for beginners and experienced golfers, but keeps the more demanding character of the layout visible from the back tees. The separately named Mirabello course is nine holes and par 32, not a second name for the Championship routing.