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Venezuela

The tropical Venezuela extends to more than 900,000 km² and it’s one of Latin America’s most diverse countries. It has Lake Maracaibo – South America's biggest lake – the highest waterfall in the world (Angel Falls) and some of the most beautiful landscapes you'll ever see.

  1. Lagunita

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    Lagunita

    Lagunita Country Club first hosted the Venezuelan Open in 1979 when it was won by Tony Jacklin. Ronan Rafferty triumphed three years later and the "Caracas Open" has been held here on several occasions since.

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  2. Caracas

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    Caracas

    The golf course at Caracas Country Club measures just over 6,600 yards (playing to a par of 71) and it features a trio of strong three-shotters...

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  3. Barquisimeto

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    Barquisimeto

    Founded in 1967, the course at Barquisimeto Golf Club was designed by Floridian, Joe Lee and it has played host to every important Venezuelan tournament imaginable.

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  4. Maracaibo

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    Maracaibo

    Maracaibo Country Club was founded in 1939, but Jimmy Wilson laid out the tree-lined golf course in play today on the northwestern outskirts of Venezuela’s second-largest city in 1958.

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  5. Izcaragua

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    Izcaragua

    The 18-hole layout at Izcaragua Country Club is one of three courses that Joe Lee designed in Venezuela during the early 1980s and Rocky Roquemore assisted him with this project.

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