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Clube de Golfe de Brasilia
The golf course was designed by the American architect Robert Trent Jones and inaugurated on 1964. Holes 7, 8, 16 and 17 offer a spectacular view of Paranoá Lake, presently further embellished by the construction of the Jucelino Kubitschek bridge. The climate in Brasilia ia very favorable for golf, allowing pleasant games year round. The autumm months are especially suited for golf lovers. The fairways are flanked by extensive tracks of pine trees, demanding much precision from golf players when hitting the ball. The greens, quite protected by interesting sand bunkers present challenging undulations. On the course one may observe the typical vegetation of the cerrado, characteristic of the central region of Brazil, with its twisted stunt vegetation and the fauna made up mainly by birds is always present.
Clube de Golfe de Brasilia offers driving range, putting green, pitching green, snack bar, restaurant and pro-shop. It has 18 holes, par 72 and 6778 yards. It is open from 7h00 till 19h00 tuesdays through sundays.
The average temperature is 21oC and the golf course is 1100m over the sea level.
Location:
Setor de Clubes Esportivos Sul - Trecho 2 - Lote 2
Phone: (61) 3224-2718
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