Overview
Clube de Golfe de Brasília is the golf club of Brazil’s capital, an 18-hole, par-72 course on the SCES Trecho 2 in the Federal District, and it marks 60 years of history. Beyond the course itself the club runs a Starter House, a Caddie House, a pro shop, a fitness space, a gourmet space and a golf school, so it works as a full sporting club as well as a place for visitors to play.
Visitors are welcome on a green fee. On weekdays, Monday to Friday, a round costs R$300 for 18 holes or R$200 for 9 holes; on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays the rates are R$450 for 18 holes and R$350 for 9. Payment is made at the Starter House before each round. Note that the club requires at least one caddie for every group, and that cost is paid by the player directly to the caddie.
The driving range is one of the club’s strengths. It has a covered hitting structure and a range of up to 300 yards, enough to work on both accuracy and distance, plus a putting green and areas for chipping, approach shots and bunker play. The club sees the range as the main way into the game for newcomers, and it is open to the public: members and non-members can both use it. You reach it through Gate B, the same entrance used by the Fazenda Churrascada restaurant.
The pro shop opens Tuesday to Sunday from 07:00 to 18:00; stock varies, so check availability on +55 61 2191-6517. The local rules are printed on the back of the scorecard.
Green fees & prices
- Weekday (Monday–Friday), 18 holesR$300
- Weekday (Monday–Friday), 9 holesR$200
- Weekend and public holidays, 18 holesR$450
- Weekend and public holidays, 9 holesR$350
- CaddieAt least 1 caddie per group is requiredPaid directly to the caddie
Prices checked 23 October 2026 on the official website. Prices may change; confirm with the course before you book.
Facilities
Good to know
Visitors pay a green fee at the Starter House each time they play, before heading out. The starter authorises the round and issues a tag, the club’s dress code applies, and the course regulations posted at the Starter House must be followed. Official page ↗
Beginners may play the course only when accompanied by a golf professional accredited by the club.
For information call the secretariat on +55 61 2191-6500 or the Starter House on +55 61 2191-6517.
Every group must take at least one caddie, paid directly by the player. There is a dedicated Caddie House at the club.
History & highlights
The club celebrates 60 years of history and keeps a full competition calendar. It hosts the Campeonato Aberto de Golfe de Brasília, now in its 41st edition, a Brasília stage of the national junior tour (Tour Nacional Juvenil 2025), the Golf Ladies tournament series and an end-of-season closing tournament.
The range is open to non-members too, so you can warm up or practise even on a day you are not playing the course.
At least one caddie per group is part of the experience here, so budget for that on top of the green fee.
An 18-hole, par-72 course in Brazil’s capital, with a range, pro shop and golf school on site.
- 41st Campeonato Aberto de Golfe de Brasília
- Tour Nacional Juvenil 2025, Brasília stage
- Torneio Golf Ladies
- Season-closing tournament
Tips for first-timers
- Play on a weekday: 18 holes cost R$300 Monday to Friday against R$450 at weekends.
- Short on time? The 9-hole rate is R$200 on weekdays.
- Budget for your caddie, who is paid directly by the player; at least one is required per group.
- If you are a beginner, book a club-accredited professional to go round with you.
- Read the local rules on the back of the scorecard before you tee off.
Map & location
The club is at SCES Trecho 2, Lote 17, in Brasília, and the driving range is reached through Gate B. It is a long way from other courses in our directory: Quinta do Golfe Clube is about 585 km away.
FAQ
How much does it cost to play Clube de Golfe de Brasília?
The club’s green fee page lists R$300 for 18 holes and R$200 for 9 holes on weekdays, and R$450 and R$350 on weekends and public holidays. Caddie fees are extra. The page was first posted in 2017, so confirm current prices with the club.
Can non-members play?
Yes. Visitors pay a green fee at the Starter House before each round and must follow the dress code and course regulations.
Is a caddie required?
Yes, at least one caddie per group, paid directly by the player.
Can beginners play the course?
Only when accompanied by a golf professional accredited by the club.
Is the driving range open to the public?
Yes. Members and non-members can use the covered range, which extends up to 300 yards, along with the putting green and short-game areas.
How many holes and what par?
It is an 18-hole course with a par of 72.
Sources
Facts checked 23 October 2026. We only list details we could confirm on the sources above; anything else is left out.