Club de Golf Mexico

Club de Golf Mexico is one of the 50 best courses in the world, a landmark of Mexican golf with a history stretching back to 1946, when it operated as Club Azteca on a nine-hole layout in what is now the site of the National Museum of Anthropology. The current course spans 75 hectares in San Buenaventura, Tlalpan, across terrain rich with mature trees. The 18-hole layout plays to a par 72, featuring 4 par 3s, 10 par 4s, and 4 par 5s, complemented by three lakes and a natural grass driving range of over 250 yards. The fairways and greens present a consistently engaging challenge for players of all levels. Hole19 golfers rate it 4.8, making it one of the most celebrated courses on the platform.