Palazzo Arzaga is situated between the Alps and Lake Garda, providing a stunning backdrop and a unique mild climate, which allows golf to be played throughout the year. Jack Nicklaus II designed the first 18 holes, Arzaga I, while the 9-hole course, Arzaga II, was designed by Gary Player.

Rich in history, art and culture, the Palazzo Arzaga was constructed in the 15th century along with its beautiful frescoes that echo the style of the famous Guido Reni. During this time it was used as a monastery and until the 1800s it continued to amplify the character of a beautiful residential villa. The prestigious elegance of the architecture, luxurious woods, green lawns and the aura of antiquity surrounding everything are only a few of the characteristics that have made and continue to make Arzaga a unique place.

"One of the first and lasting impressions of the Arzaga project is the picturesque countryside, with its gentle rolling terrain tucked at the foothills of the Alps. The layout winds around several areas of native vegetation and a series of lakes that both complement the beauty of this property and create challenges for the golfer. The dawn and dusk shadowing of this course are spectacular." - Jack Nicklaus II