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Carmel Club Campestre

Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia
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HOLES

18

PAR

70

LENGTH

Yardage is measured from the longest tees.

6,506yds

COURSE RATING

The expected score for a scratch golfer playing from the longest tees under normal conditions.

69.0

SLOPE

How hard the course plays for an average golfer. Higher numbers mean tougher.

131

About the Course

Carmel Club Campestre is a private members club in northern Bogota with an 18-hole, par-70 course designed by Cristobal von Rothkirch. Set about 2,640 meters above sea level, the ball flies farther in the thin air, so the 6,506-yard back tee plays shorter than the number suggests. The layout opens with two par 3s and closes both nines with par 4s, and it hosts the annual Abierto de Golf del Carmel Club. Beyond golf, the club offers tennis, horseback riding, a gym, pools, restaurants, and event spaces for members and their guests.

Club Amenities

Putting Green

Teaching Pro

Bar & Lounge

Caddie Service

Event Space

Fine Dining

Fitness Center

Spa

Swimming Pool

Location & Contact

Autopista Norte No. 153-81, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

Bogota, Cundinamarca

Colombia

+57 (601) 649-7272

Hours

Hours not available

Course Scorecard

Rating

The expected score for a scratch golfer playing from the longest tees under normal conditions.

69.0

Slope

How hard the course plays for an average golfer. Higher numbers mean tougher.

131

HOLE123456789OUT101112131415161718INTOT
YARDAGE1962043714265175784213672153,2954193352104044901833893853963,2116,506
PAR334455443354434534443570
HANDICAP1713111735159–41810861612142––

Insider's Guide

DESIGNED BY

Cristobal von Rothkirch

FAIRWAY GRASS

Bent Cross Grass

GREEN GRASS

Poa Grass

CADDIES

Available on request

What golfers love

5 PROS

Par-70 layout with tee sets from 6,506 yards (Blue) to 5,495 yards (Red) suits a wide range of players.

High-altitude setting in northern Bogota, about 2,640 meters, gives extra distance and mild weather year round.

Long tournament history, including the annual Abierto de Golf del Carmel Club and PGA Colombia events, with a tested championship setup.

Full private-club amenities: 7 tennis courts, horseback riding, gym, pools, 3 restaurants, 2 bars, kids areas, and event spaces.

Caddies and carts available, plus a putting green and teaching pro.

Things to know

4 CONS

Private members club; guest access is limited, and reciprocal guests play only from noon on weekdays and weekends per 2021 exchange rules.

Autopista Norte morning traffic is heavy; tournament organizers warn to allow extra travel time.

No published green fee or public tee times, so visitors must arrange play through a member or reciprocal club.

The tree-lined parkland layout punishes wayward drives; accuracy matters more than power.

Notable Facts

5 FACTS

  • 18 holes, par 70, back tee 6,506 yards, rating 69.0, slope 131.

  • Course designed by Cristobal von Rothkirch, per the Villegas Editores book Campos de Golf en Colombia.

  • Club celebrated its 50th anniversary in November 2014, pointing to a 1964 founding; GolfPass lists year built 1971, unverified.

  • Hosts the annual Abierto de Golf del Carmel Club, plus PGA Colombia events including the 2026 TPC PGA Colombia stop.

  • The 2026 PGA Colombia event played the course from 6,506 yards for men and 6,162 yards for women professionals.

Local Tips

GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR ROUND

01

Play one club less than usual on approach shots

At Bogota altitude the ball flies about 10 percent farther.

02

Favor accuracy off the tee

The parkland layout is tree lined and the par-3-heavy opening stretch rewards solid iron play.

03

Allow extra time for Autopista Norte morning traffic

Tournament organizers warn about it.

04

Confirm guest access and tee-time rules in advance

Reciprocal guests are restricted to afternoon windows.

05

Caddies are available and know the greens

Confirm the current caddie tariff with the club before you play.

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