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Club de Golf de Panamá
Panama City, San Miguelito, Panama
18 Holes · Par 72 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Parkland
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About Club de Golf de Panamá
Club de Golf de Panamá is an 18-hole, par 72 course at Cerro Viento, in the San Miguelito district of Panama City. The Panama Championship has been played on its course since the event began in 2004, and the club has hosted every edition. The current course was inaugurated at Cerro Viento in 1977.
- Ian Holt won the 2026 Panama Championship by two shots over Adam Hadwin.
- The club hosted the 2017 Latin America Amateur Championship, whose winner earned an invitation to the Masters.
- A driving range, tennis courts and swimming pools sit alongside the golf course.
- Restaurants and event halls are also part of the club.
History of Club de Golf de Panamá
The club has changed sites. An earlier course lay on Vía Porras until play moved to Cerro Viento, which has been the club's home since 1977. The 2017 amateur championship and the Panama Championship have both been played on that course.
Playing Club de Golf de Panamá: tips
Club de Golf de Panamá is a private club, and there is no published green fee. If you are visiting Panama City, contact the club on +507 266-7777 well ahead and ask whether visitor play can be arranged.
Visit Club de Golf de Panamá
Panama City, San Miguelito, Panama
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Frequently Asked Questions about Club de Golf de Panamá
Who won the 2026 Panama Championship?
Ian Holt won the 2026 edition by two shots over Adam Hadwin.
How many times has the club hosted the event?
The 2026 Panama Championship was the 22nd playing, and the club has hosted every edition since the inaugural event in 2004.
Is the golf course the only sports facility?
No. The club also has tennis courts and swimming pools, so a visit can combine golf with other sport, though it is a private club.