The idea of creating a golf course on the Brescia side of Lake Garda dates back to the early 1980s, thanks to the vision of entrepreneurs Riccardo Pisa and Giorgio Simonini. They purchased large plots of land from the heirs of Angelo Omodeo—land that had previously been used for agriculture, especially vineyards and olive groves. This marked the beginning of a dream: to create a unique facility that would combine sport with the natural beauty of the Garda landscape.

Construction of the course began in 1984, and in 1986 the first 18 holes were inaugurated, divided into two courses: the White and the Red. The design was entrusted to two prestigious international studios—Golf & Gardens and the British firm Cotton, Pennick, Steel & Partners—which helped create a course immediately recognized for its technical quality and seamless integration into the surrounding landscape.

In 1990, the club expanded further with the addition of 9 more holes, giving rise to the Yellow Course. This new section was built in the municipality of Polpenazze del Garda, around the historic Palazzo Tenuta Le Posteghe—formerly Villa Omodeo—a building that once hosted the Ministry of National Defense during the Italian Social Republic.

The Anglo-Italian vision of GardaGolf Country Club is clear to anyone visiting the course: its 27 holes represent a perfect blend of technical play and natural beauty. A strong focus on environmental respect and high-end hospitality has made GardaGolf an exclusive destination, where every detail is designed to offer a truly unique and unforgettable golfing experience.