Royal Golf

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to play Royal Golf in Brazil?

We always recommend aiming for the dry season, typically May through September, for your trip to Royal Golf. You'll enjoy consistently sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, making for perfect playing conditions without the humidity or afternoon downpours that can plague other times of the year.

What makes Royal Golf's course layout unique compared to other Brazilian courses?

Royal Golf truly stands out with its clever integration of the natural Brazilian landscape, particularly the subtle elevation changes and strategic use of native vegetation. You'll find yourself navigating fairways framed by lush Atlantic Forest, demanding precise shot-making rather than just brute force, especially on the dramatic back nine.

What can I expect regarding green fees and overall value at Royal Golf?

While Royal Golf isn't a budget option, we consider the green fees a solid investment for the quality of the experience you receive. Expect prices to be comparable to other top-tier South American courses, but you're paying for immaculate conditioning, a challenging design, and a level of service that makes you feel genuinely welcomed.

Is it easy to get to Royal Golf, and what are the local amenities like?

Getting to Royal Golf is quite straightforward, usually a pleasant drive from a major city like Curitiba, making it easily accessible for a day trip or a longer stay. The club itself offers excellent facilities, including a well-stocked pro shop and a fantastic clubhouse restaurant where you can enjoy local cuisine with a view after your round.

Should I plan on taking a caddie or a cart at Royal Golf?

We highly recommend taking a caddie at Royal Golf; they are incredibly knowledgeable about the subtle breaks on the greens and local wind patterns, which can be a game-changer. While carts are available, walking with a caddie truly enhances the experience and allows you to appreciate the course's natural beauty at a more relaxed pace.