Almenno San Bartolomeo, Lombardia, Italy
Golf Club Bergamo L'Albenza is an 18-hole championship course established in 1961, located in Almenno S. Bartolomeo near Bergamo, Italy. The club features 27 holes total, with fairways designed on terrain that nurtured the development of notable golfer Costantino Rocca. The course is set within a natural landscape characteristic of the Bergamo region.
The club has hosted significant competitive events, most notably the 53rd Open d'Italia in May 1996, Italy's premier professional golf championship. This tournament hosting reflects the course's championship-caliber design and maintenance standards.
L'Albenza offers comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse, bar-restaurant, swimming pool, pro shop, gymnasium, and massage facilities. The club supports an active competitive calendar with over 120 competitions annually for members and guests, along with various divisions including ladies, mid-amateur, senior, and professional categories. The course provides virtual tour technology allowing players to explore the layout in detail, and maintains modern amenities such as webcam access and online competition registration for members.
