Golf Club Lamborghini occupies a hillside property in Panicale, a medieval village in the Umbrian countryside near Lake Trasimeno. The course was designed by Ferruccio Lamborghini, the industrialist who founded the luxury automobile company bearing his name. After stepping back from the automotive business in the early 1970s, Lamborghini turned his attention to agricultural pursuits and other ventures on his estate in the region, which included developing this golf facility. The course reflects his personal vision for the property rather than the work of a professional golf architect. The layout takes advantage of the natural Umbrian terrain, with fairways routed through rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyard country typical of central Italy. The setting provides views across the surrounding valleys and toward Lake Trasimeno in the distance. The design is relatively straightforward, suited to recreational play in a landscape where the topography and vegetation create the primary interest and challenge. The club operates as a private facility with a membership that includes local residents and visitors to the region. It represents an unusual footnote in golf architecture history, designed by a figure known primarily for engineering and manufacturing rather than course design. The property maintains the rural character of Lamborghini's broader estate holdings in Umbria, integrating golf into the agricultural and cultural landscape of the area.