Club Campestre De Querétaro

Overview: Club Campestre de Querétaro is an 18-hole parkland course in the Querétaro metropolitan area, established in the mid-century growth of the city’s golf institutions. The current course record attributes the design to Percy C. and F. Saldaña and dates the course to 1954. Its character is that of a mature country-club layout, with established planting and a routing built around the existing site rather than a newly shaped resort landscape. The course belongs to Querétaro’s core golf network and is distinct from the newer residential and resort courses around the city.

History: The club’s 1954 course is part of the longer tradition of Mexican private golf, and its location has kept it connected to the urban development of Querétaro. Percy C. and F. Saldaña are credited with the original 18-hole design in the current record. The profile does not assign later renovation dates or a current yardage without stronger exact-course evidence, because those details can easily describe a different scorecard edition rather than the live routing. The central historical fact is the continuity of the 18-hole club course.

Did You Know? The Saldaña design credit is shared by Percy C. and F. Saldaña, a useful reminder that established Mexican courses often carry architectural histories that are less familiar than the imported resort names. Club Campestre de Querétaro’s interest lies partly in that local continuity: the course is a mid-century city club whose identity comes from the accumulated relationship between its original routing, mature grounds and the surrounding Querétaro golf community.