Club De Golf Avandaro

Overview: Club de Golf Avándaro is an 18-hole par-72 course in the forested Valle de Bravo resort area, within easy reach of Mexico City. The club presents itself as a long-established institution surrounded by nature, while course coverage describes a woodland layout that uses the region’s mild climate and mature landscape. Percy Clifford is credited with the original design, and the forest is not merely scenery: trees, changing sightlines and the enclosed setting shape the way the holes are read and played.

History: Avándaro grew with the wider Valle de Bravo leisure destination and has hosted sporting, cultural and social events over many years. The published course history credits Percy Clifford with the 18-hole design and records later redesign and improvement work by Grupo Avándaro to make the course more competitive for everyday golfers. The current club continues that tradition as a private community built around golf, rather than presenting the course as a short-lived resort project.

Did You Know? The course is associated with Hotel Avándaro Golf & Spa, one of the early Mexican developments to combine golf with a broader destination experience. That link helps explain why Avándaro feels different from an urban country club. A round can be paired with the forest, lake and outdoor activities of Valle de Bravo, while the golf itself retains the quieter, shaded character of a course routed through woodland.