Brazil
72 courses • 33 golf regions • ISO: BR
Golf Regions
- Região Nordeste (2 courses)
- Região Geográfica Intermediária de Manaus (1 courses)
- Região Geográfica Intermediária de Belém (1 courses)
- Bagé (1 courses)
- Região Sul (17 courses)
- Região Geográfica Intermediária de Ilhéus-Itabuna (2 courses)
- Região Metropolitana da Grande Vitória (2 courses)
- Teresópolis (1 courses)
- Valinhos (1 courses)
- Guarujá (1 courses)
- Campinas (2 courses)
- Região Geográfica Intermediária de Caxias do Sul (1 courses)
- Região Geográfica Intermediária do Distrito Federal (1 courses)
- São Vicente (1 courses)
- Osasco (1 courses)
- Ribeirão Preto (1 courses)
- Guarulhos (1 courses)
- Ponta Grossa (1 courses)
- Cotia (1 courses)
- São Bernardo do Campo (1 courses)
- São José do Rio Preto (1 courses)
- Itatiba (1 courses)
- São Carlos (1 courses)
- Florianópolis (1 courses)
- Recife (1 courses)
- Região Metropolitana de Salvador (1 courses)
- Mogi das Cruzes (1 courses)
- Bragança Paulista (1 courses)
- Santa Cruz do Sul (1 courses)
- São Paulo (4 courses)
- Região Geográfica Intermediária de Castanhal (1 courses)
- Região Sudeste (17 courses)
- Região Norte (1 courses)
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Brazil?
You'll find Brazil's vastness means varied climates, but generally, the shoulder seasons are ideal. For the cooler southern states like São Paulo and Paraná, spring (September-November) and autumn (March-May) offer perfect temperatures. If you're heading north to Bahia or Rio, aim for the drier winter months (June-August) to avoid heavy rains and humidity.
What should I expect from the golf courses in Brazil - are they easy to access?
You'll discover most of Brazil's golf action concentrated around major cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, with some fantastic resort courses scattered along the coast. While not as dense as some countries, the quality is often surprisingly high, especially at private clubs that sometimes offer reciprocal play for visitors.
Are there any must-play courses or regions in Brazil that you recommend?
For a true championship experience, you absolutely have to play Olympic Golf Course in Rio, a modern gem built for the Games with a unique links-style feel. If you prefer lush, tropical layouts, the courses around Salvador or Florianópolis offer stunning ocean views and a distinct challenge you won't forget.
What's the typical cost for a round of golf and general expenses in Brazil?
Green fees in Brazil can vary quite a bit; expect to pay anywhere from $50-$150 USD at public or resort courses, with some exclusive private clubs being higher. Beyond the course, local transportation and dining are generally more affordable than in North America or Europe, making your overall trip budget-friendly.
How easy is it to travel with golf clubs in Brazil, and what about language barriers?
Traveling with clubs is straightforward on domestic flights, though always check airline baggage policies for oversized items. While Portuguese is the official language, you'll find English speakers at most major golf resorts and tourist-centric courses, but learning a few basic phrases will definitely enhance your experience.