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San Andrés Golf Club

Funza, Cundinamarca, Colombia
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HOLES

18

PAR

72

LENGTH

Yardage is measured from the longest tees.

7,291yds

COURSE RATING

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

73.4

SLOPE

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

139

About the Course

The San Andrés Golf Club, located in the municipality of Funza within the western savanna of Bogotá, Cundinamarca, stands as one of Colombia's premier historic golfing institutions. Situated at an altitude of approximately 2,548 to 2,600 meters above sea level, the highland plateau environment introduces distinct atmospheric dynamics that cause golf balls to travel 8% to 10% further than at sea level. Benefiting from a localized rain shadow, the venue receives about 25% less precipitation than other areas of the Bogotá basin, offering an exceptional climate for year-round play.

Club Amenities

Driving Range

Putting Green

Chipping Area

Teaching Pro

Bar & Lounge

Fitness Center

Caddie Service

Event Space

Location & Contact

Calle 15 #24-11

Funza, Cundinamarca

Colombia

+57 1 823-7742

Tue-Sun, 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM

sanandresgolfclub.com

Private · Members only

Hours

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

6:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Wednesday

6:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Thursday

6:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Friday

6:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Saturday

6:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Sunday

6:00 AM – 8:00 PM

All times in golf course timezone

Course Scorecard

Rating

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

73.4

Slope

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

139

HOLE123456789OUT101112131415161718INTOT
YARDAGE4456032024334321865105402333,5844154325872053874322254575673,7077,291
PAR453443553364453443453672
HANDICAP41216286101814–7111159513317––

Insider's Guide

ESTABLISHED

1946

DESIGNED BY

Stanley Thompson

w/ Robert Trent Jones Sr.

FAIRWAY GRASS

Kikuyu

GREEN GRASS

Poa Annua

DRESS CODE

Strict dress code: denim jeans and collarless t-shirts are prohibited, shirts must be tucked in, caps worn forward, and non-metal soft spikes are required

What golfers love

4 PROS

Features a rare and celebrated collaborative routing by Stanley Thompson and Robert Trent Jones Sr.

Located in a geographic rain shadow, receiving roughly 25% less precipitation than the rest of the Bogotá basin.

Advanced subsurface drainage system prevents waterlogging and ensures firm, fast-playing surfaces year-round.

Pristine Kikuyu fairways provide an excellent cushion and lie for optimal ball contact.

Things to know

2 CONS

The thick lateral growth of the aggressive Kikuyu rough heavily penalizes off-target tee shots.

The signature par-four 11th hole is a severe test with a daunting water hazard stretching across the entire left side.

Notable Facts

4 FACTS

  • The San Andrés Golf Club was originally founded in 1945 inside the administrative offices of the Socony Vacuum Oil Company.

  • The rural headquarters features a unique 3-hectare Ecoclub with an ecological path, a mini-zoo, a lake, and biological nurseries.

  • The venue hosts the prestigious International Youth and Children's Golf Championship, awarding points toward WAGR and JGSB rankings.

  • In 2021, the club finalized an institutional merger by absorption with the Club de Bridge Almirante Colón.

Local Tips

GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR ROUND

01

Account for High Altitude

Due to reduced air density at over 2,500 meters, expect the golf ball to travel roughly 8% to 10% further through the air than at sea level.

02

Stay Right on Eleven

As the number one handicap hole, the 11th demands precise accuracy away from the expansive water hazard lining the left side.

03

Observe Traditional Etiquette

Ensure your shirt is tucked into trousers, your cap is worn facing forward, and your shoes are equipped with non-metal soft spikes.

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