Mogi das Cruzes

Courses

• Paradise Gold & Lake Resort

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time of year to play golf in Mogi das Cruzes?

We find the sweet spot for golf in Mogi das Cruzes is during the drier, cooler months from April to September. You'll enjoy comfortable temperatures and less chance of afternoon showers interrupting your round. It makes for a much more pleasant walk and better course conditions.

What kind of golf experience can I expect at the Mogi das Cruzes course?

You'll find the course at Mogi das Cruzes offers a surprisingly engaging round, especially with its rolling terrain and well-placed hazards. We particularly enjoy the back nine, which demands precise iron play and rewards thoughtful strategy. It's a well-maintained track that provides a genuine test without being overly punishing.

Is Mogi das Cruzes a good golf destination for a weekend trip, or just a day trip from São Paulo?

Mogi das Cruzes is perfectly situated for an easy day trip from São Paulo, making it ideal for a quick golf escape. While there's only one course, you could certainly make a relaxed overnight stay out of it if you want to unwind. Don't expect a multi-day golf resort, but it's a fantastic option for a focused golf outing.

What are the typical green fees and booking tips for the course in Mogi das Cruzes?

Expect green fees to be in the mid-range for a quality Brazilian course, typically around R$250-R$350, depending on the day and if you're a guest of a member. We strongly recommend calling ahead for a tee time, especially on weekends, as it can get busy and ensures you secure your preferred slot. Some clubs in Brazil are member-focused, so a call is always best.

Beyond the golf course, what else should I know about visiting Mogi das Cruzes?

While golf is the main draw, Mogi das Cruzes offers a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere away from the city bustle. You'll find some excellent local restaurants serving traditional Paulista cuisine, which we always make a point to explore. It's a great opportunity to enjoy a quieter side of the region after your round.