The experience unfolds at the Clube de Golfe de Brasília, a space intrinsically linked to the creation of the city itself. The club was already envisioned in the original urban plan by Lúcio Costa in 1957, reinforcing its role as part of Brasília’s design rather than a later addition.

The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., one of the most influential golf course architects in the world. Brasília holds the only course designed by him in Brazil, making it a rare destination for golf enthusiasts.

Set along the shores of Lake Paranoá, the 18-hole, par 72 course offers a balance between technical challenge and visual calm, with fairways surrounded by native vegetation and open views of the water.

The experience is fully adapted to your level.

For experienced players, it may take the form of a private round, with caddie support and curated pacing across the course. For beginners, a more introductory format is offered, including private coaching sessions, access to the driving range, and a guided introduction to the fundamentals of the game.

Beyond the sport itself, the setting defines the experience.

Unlike the monumental scale of Brasília’s civic architecture, the golf club offers a quieter interpretation of the city, where open space, horizon lines, and nature become the central elements.

The experience can be complemented by a curated lunch or sunset drinks overlooking the course or the lake, extending the moment beyond the game.