Club Campestre de Armenia

One of the oldest clubs in the Coffee Triangle region, Club Campestre de Armenia was founded in 1965 and designed by Pedro E. Uribe. Set in the gentle hills of Quindío department, the course plays to a par 71 over 18 holes and is characterized by lush tropical vegetation, well-maintained fairways, and greens that reward precise approach play. The club sits at a comfortable altitude that offers mild year-round conditions ideal for golf. As the flagship course of Armenia, it serves as the primary venue for regional tournaments and the social center for the local golfing community.