Clube Capixaba de Golfe

Clube Capixaba de Golfe is an 18-hole course located in the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil, with roots stretching back to the late 1970s when the arrival of major companies in the region prompted its creation. Officially inaugurated in 1981 under the name Clube Nippo Capixaba de Golf, the course was built on the northern slope of Monte Mestre Álvaro. It opened with just three holes before expanding to nine by 1997, a project designed by golfer Akira Daiten. The layout has since grown to its current 18-hole configuration, making full use of the varied terrain along the mountain's flank. The hillside setting shapes the character of the round throughout, with the slopes of Monte Mestre Álvaro influencing elevation changes and shot-making demands across the course.