Club de Golf Rocas de Santo Domingo ☆ Follow

The Club de Golf Rocas de Santo Domingo, located in Santo Domingo, Chile, is a 27-hole facility spanning more than 90 hectares. Known as "La Catedral del Golf Chileno," the course is characterized by its undulating terrain typical of the Chilean coast and is surrounded by dense forests of pines and cypresses. The layout is designed to offer a unique landscape and color palette for each hole, contributing to its reputation as one of the top 100 courses on the continent. The facility features three distinct 9-hole courses, allowing for varied routing and play. The terrain provides a challenging environment with its natural undulations and mature tree cover, which define the character of the holes. The course is maintained as a "siempre verde" (always green) facility, ensuring consistent playing conditions throughout the year. The club hosts a regular schedule of championships and tournaments, with a dedicated calendar for competitive play. The "Abierto de Golf Las Rocas" is a notable event in the club's calendar, attracting participants to the 27-hole layout. The course also supports an academy for adults and children, offering instruction in golf, tennis, and other sports. Beyond the golf course, the club offers six tennis courts and three padel courts, along with a synthetic football pitch and a swimming pool area. These facilities are integrated into the golf course setting, providing members with a comprehensive sports and leisure environment. The club's history and trajectory are marked by its long-standing presence in Chilean golf, serving as a hub for both competitive and recreational play.