Golf Courses

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Chihuahua

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San Salvador

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Querétaro

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Nayarit

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Quindío

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Antioquia

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Cauca

Club Campestre Cali is an 18-hole golf course located in Cali, Colombia, situated within a 129-hectare natural reserve. The course is fully renovated and adheres to the regulations set by the United States Golf Association (USGA). The setting is characterized by a dry tropical forest ecosystem that supports significant biodiversity, including over 150 species of trees and shrubs, as well as various bird and mammal species. The club also features a natural reserve that protects endangered flora and fauna, contributing to the ecological connectivity of the Lili, Meléndez, and Cañaveralejo river basins.

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Guanajuato

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Estado de México

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Veracruz

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Santander

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Valle del Cauca

Club Campestre de la Ciudad de México ☆ Follow

Ciudad de México

Club Campestre de la Ciudad de México is a prestigious golf club located in Mexico City's Coyoacán borough. The course features 18 holes for the full course and an additional 9-hole short course, originally designed by renowned golf professional Willie Smith as a 15-hole layout. The course serves as the club's primary attraction, characterized by well-maintained grass fairways and diverse vegetation including extensive trees and plants that enhance the natural landscape. Beyond golf, the club functions as a multifaceted social institution dedicated to promoting sports practice, healthy social interaction, and cultural exchange. The iconic Club House, standing for over a century, represents a significant piece of Mexican history, having hosted numerous prominent figures from society, sports, business, and politics. The facility combines sporting excellence with cultural heritage, emphasizing quality service and human values to satisfy its membership while maintaining its reputation as one of Mexico's most prestigious clubs.

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Nuevo León

Club Campestre de Monterrey is a 27-hole golf course located in Garza García, Mexico. The original 18 holes were designed by architects John Bredamus (1943-1951) and Larry Hughes (1951-1955), with construction completed by George Hoffman in 1955. Nine additional holes were added in 1997 as part of a master plan by architect William Love, bringing the total to 27 holes. The course has undergone significant renovations to maintain championship standards. A major 1993 redesign by William Love included reconstruction of six greens, tee boxes, and bunkers, with fairways upgraded from common Bermuda to Bermuda 419 grass and greens changed to Bent A-4. Additional green reconstructions followed to ensure consistency with USGA specifications. The club demonstrates environmental commitment through progressive water management practices. Since the 1980s, it has operated a wastewater treatment facility that processes reclaimed water for irrigation, entirely eliminating potable water usage for course maintenance. The facility also features a new practice putting green constructed in 2007 alongside a modern clubhouse.

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Huila

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Tamaulipas

Club Campestre de Saltillo ☆ Follow

Coahuila

Club Campestre de Saltillo is a prominent sports and social club in Saltillo, Coahuila, featuring an 18-hole golf course alongside tennis, swimming, and paddle facilities. The golf course offers multiple tee options with varying yardages: 5,491 yards from red tees, 5,815 yards from gold tees, 6,259 yards from white tees, and 6,634 yards from blue tees. The course serves as a competitive venue, with club members participating in approximately 75 local and external tournaments annually across golf, tennis, and swimming disciplines. The facility emphasizes quality infrastructure and professional instruction, positioning itself as the most important sports and social club in the city. The course integrates natural landscape elements with sporting facilities, providing members with a comprehensive recreational environment. The club maintains strategic alliances with other sports clubs and associations to enhance member benefits and tournament opportunities.

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Antioquia

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Tolima

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Antioquia

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Alajuela

Club Campestre Mazatlán ☆ Follow

Sinaloa

Club Campestre de Mazatlán is a 9-hole golf course located in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico. The facility encompasses 333,641 square meters and includes a clubhouse and recreation area with a swimming pool. The course is noted as having the longest tradition among golf courses in Mazatlán. The layout consists of nine holes distributed across the property, making it suitable for various skill levels. The course attracts over one hundred tourists annually from the United States, Canada, and throughout Mexico. Club Campestre de Mazatlán emphasizes golf instruction and development, particularly for young players seeking practice opportunities. The course is open Tuesday through Sunday and serves as a venue for tournaments and events. It functions as both a recreational facility and a training ground for developing golfers in the region, combining competitive play with accessibility for community members and visiting players.

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Coahuila

Club Campestre San José ☆ Follow

Baja California Sur

Club Campestre San José is a Nicklaus Design course located in the rolling foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains, just 15 minutes from Los Cabos International Airport and five minutes from downtown San Jose del Cabo. The 18-hole layout measures 6,966 yards at par 71, with five tee options ranging from 4,917 to 6,996 yards. The course features paspalum grass throughout, making it the first course to use this saltwater-resistant variety, ensuring year-round maintenance excellence in desert conditions. Notable characteristics include undulating, multi-tiered greens among the most contoured in Los Cabos, expansive fairways chiseled into sloping desert terrain, large flashed-face bunkers, and sinuous arroyos. The signature par-5 7th hole presents a risk-reward double-dogleg to a well-bunkered peninsula green. The back nine ascends to higher ground along a rolling desert plateau, with the par-3 11th stretching 216 yards to a large green with false fronts. The course has received recognition from Golfweek as one of the "Best Courses of Caribbean & Mexico," with Golf Digest praising its challenging putting surfaces. The facility welcomes public play subject to availability and offers comprehensive amenities including instruction, practice facilities, and club rentals.