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Club de Campo Villa de Madrid

Madrid, Madrid, Spain

3.3

18 Holes · Par 71 · No green fee published on two domains · Parkland

Open to visitorsDP World TourTree-lined

About Club de Campo Villa de Madrid

Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is a sports club in Madrid with two 18-hole golf courses, and its Black (Negro) course is the one used for tournaments. A par 71, it runs over hilly, tree-lined ground, and the greens are undulating and well protected by bunkers. Hockey, tennis and equestrian sport share the grounds with golf.

  • The Open de España has been played here for six consecutive editions from 2019 to 2025, with only the 2020 edition cancelled.
  • The course also staged the Madrid Masters and the Open de Madrid.
  • Practice facilities include a grass, mat and covered driving range plus putting, chipping, pitching and bunker areas.
  • From the back tees the slope rating reaches 144.

History of Club de Campo Villa de Madrid

The club was established in 1929 and has been called one of the oldest golf complexes in Spain. Javier Arana designed the Black course, which opened in 1956. Over the decades it has become a regular European Tour venue, hosting the national open repeatedly.

Playing Club de Campo Villa de Madrid: tips

Visitors are welcome and should book in advance. Golf carts can be hired, and the clubhouse has a pro shop, a restaurant and a bar. The club is at Carretera de Castilla, km 2, in Madrid, and the phone number is +34 915 502 010.

Fair playing conditions
Temperature 9°C
Wind 8 km/h
Rain 0.1 mm
Humidity 86%

Approximate conditions · Observed · Open-Meteo

Visit Club de Campo Villa de Madrid

Carretera de Castilla, km 2, 28040 Madrid

Madrid, Madrid, Spain

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Practical Information

Driving Range
Practice Area
Pro Shop
Restaurant
Bar
Cart Rental

Frequently Asked Questions about Club de Campo Villa de Madrid

Can visitors play the Black course?

Yes. Visitors are welcome, but the club asks you to book ahead so a tee time can be arranged.

What is the other course at the club?

The Yellow (Amarillo) course shares the grounds and carries the design input of Seve Ballesteros.

What else can I do at the club?

The club has a pool, tennis courts and a fitness center, and its equestrian grounds have hosted the Longines Global Champions Tour showjumping series.

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