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Club Campestre de Cali
Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia
18 Holes · Par 71 · On request · Parkland
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About Club Campestre de Cali
Club Campestre de Cali is a private members' club in Cali, in Colombia's Valle del Cauca. Its 18-hole, par 71 course was laid out by the Canadian architect Howard Watson of Canadian Golf Landscaping and established in 1956. The course measures 6,986 yards from the blue tees and has five tee options, with Bermuda grass fairways and Bermuda TifEagle greens, and it has been renovated to meet USGA standards. The club has hosted the Colombian Open several times since 1956, when Arnold Palmer won, and most recently in 2022. It has also staged the Latin American PGA Tour, the Donovan Cup, the Bolivarian Games and the National Games. Away from golf the club has a restaurant and banquet spaces, with swimming, horseback riding, tennis and squash. Playing requires membership, though it is possible to play as the guest of a member.
- Course laid out by the Canadian architect Howard Watson and established in 1956
- Par 71 of 6,986 yards from the blue tees, with Bermuda grass fairways and TifEagle greens
- Host of the Colombian Open, including Arnold Palmer's win in 1956 and the 2022 edition
- Also host to the Latin American PGA Tour, the Donovan Cup and the Bolivarian Games
History of Club Campestre de Cali
Howard Watson of Canadian Golf Landscaping laid out the 18-hole course at Club Campestre de Cali, which was established in 1956. Arnold Palmer won the Colombian Open there in 1956, and the tournament has returned several times, most recently in 2022. The course has been renovated to meet USGA standards, and it has also hosted the Latin American PGA Tour, the Donovan Cup, the Bolivarian Games and the National Games.
When to play Club Campestre de Cali
Cali's equatorial location means consistent warm weather throughout the year, with temperatures of about 23 to 28 degrees Celsius typical in all seasons. The rainy seasons, April to May and October to November, bring afternoon showers, but morning golf is usually uninterrupted. December through February and June through August are the drier periods and the best seasons for golf.
Playing Club Campestre de Cali: tips
Club Campestre de Cali is a private members' club, and playing requires membership or an invitation as the guest of a member. A specialist golf tour operator, Pelecanus, can help arrange a round. Green fees are not publicly listed. The club is on Melendez Road in southern Cali, and the phone number is +57 602 333 6000. Walking is permitted, and pull carts are available.
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Club Campestre de Cali, Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia
Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia
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Frequently Asked Questions about Club Campestre de Cali
Can visitors play Club Campestre de Cali?
Playing requires membership, but it is possible to play as the guest of a member. A specialist tour operator such as Pelecanus can help arrange a round.
Who designed Club Campestre de Cali?
The Canadian architect Howard Watson of Canadian Golf Landscaping laid out the course, which was established in 1956. It is an 18-hole par 71.
What professional events has Club Campestre de Cali hosted?
The club has hosted the Colombian Open several times, including 1956, when Arnold Palmer won, and 2022. It has also hosted the Latin American PGA Tour, the Donovan Cup and the Bolivarian Games.
What is the weather like for golf in Cali?
Cali's equatorial climate means consistent temperatures of about 23 to 28 degrees Celsius year-round. The drier periods, December to February and June to August, are the best for golf.