Bastos Golf Clube

Overview: Bastos Golf Clube is an active 18-hole course in Bastos, in the west of São Paulo state. The club’s current course page documents all 18 holes and local marking rules, while the club and municipal tourism office describe a heavily planted property with a driving range, putting green and a wide social-sport offering. Current federation material records par 72, but a dependable full-course yardage was not identified in the reviewed sources. The course’s combination of technical golf and a strong club setting gives it a distinct regional character.

History: Bastos’s official history traces the club to the Yoshiura family and a six-hole beginning with sand greens in the early 1970s. The course expanded to nine holes before being remodelled with grass greens, bunkers and water hazards in 1994. The club’s own historical account records the transition to 18 holes in 2000, which is used here as the opening year of the present full routing rather than the foundation date of the club.

Did You Know? A professional tournament report describes Bastos as relatively short but technically demanding, with fast greens that reward a precise short game. The club’s recent competition record reinforces that character: the 2026 open was played over 36 holes and drew players from the Paulista ranking circuit. Bastos also has a strong social calendar, including Japanese-Brazilian community celebrations alongside its regular golf tournaments.