Club Campestre de Pereira

Designed by the legendary Pete Dye and opened in 1979, Club Campestre de Pereira is one of the most architecturally significant courses in Colombia. Dye's trademark use of railroad ties, pot bunkers, and false fronts is on full display here, creating a course that is both visually striking and strategically demanding. Set in the lush hills of Risaralda, the layout plays to a par 71 over 18 holes, with significant elevation changes and a variety of hole shapes that demand creative shot-making. The club is the social heart of the city and a benchmark of Colombian golf course design.