Damha Golf Club (18 Hole)

Overview: Damha Golf Club is the exact 18-hole routing within the Parque Eco-Esportivo Damha in São Carlos, São Paulo state. The course is par 72 and measures approximately 7,157 yards from the published 6,542-metre total. Course records credit golfer and architect Ricardo Rossi, while the current Damha operator places the golf club within a larger ecological and sporting complex. The layout is presented as a full championship course with its own clubhouse and restaurant, and it remains an active venue for organised golf. The target is the 18-hole row, kept separate from the wider Damha development.

History: Damha’s own corporate history records the opening of the São Carlos golf club in 2005, while other course records date the opening of the 18-hole course to 2006. Because those dates are not fully reconciled, the opening-year field remains blank rather than turning a one-year discrepancy into false precision. The course has nevertheless been in the national tournament conversation for years: the Damha Open reached its 18th edition in 2026, with the current federation notice confirming three days of competition on the 18-hole course.

Did You Know? Damha’s golf course sits inside a park with more than 300,000 trees and 3.6 million square metres of preserved area, according to the current operator. That scale gives the course a setting larger than a conventional club parcel, with ecological trails, reservoirs and an equestrian centre sharing the wider complex. The golf holes are therefore part of a deliberately planned landscape in which sport and planted environment are designed to coexist.