Guatemala
Established in 1918 as Pamplona Golf Association, Mayan Golf Club, as it is now known, is recognised as the oldest golfing society in Central America.
Established in 1918 as Pamplona Golf Association, Mayan Golf Club, as it is now known, is recognised as the oldest golfing society in Central America.
Established in 1918 as Pamplona Golf Association, Mayan Golf Club, as it is now known, is recognised as the oldest golfing society in Central America.
The club’s first course was situated in the La Paz district of Guatemala City before members moved to La Chacara in the south east of the capital. Finally, in 1962, they relocated a short distance to the present country estate between San Miguel Petapa and Villa Nueva.
Enjoying wonderful views of Lake Amatitlan and the two active volcanoes of Pacaya and Aqua, the modern day course measures a whopping 7,103-yards from the championship tees, routed in two returning loops of nine holes.
The right doglegged 8th is a feature hole on the front nine whilst the double doglegged par five closing hole provides a worthy conclusion to the round here at Mayan Golf Club.
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