The Clube de Golfe de Brasília is headquartered in Brasília, Brazil's capital, located in the Federal District, in the Midwest Region of the country. The venue is located inside the Pilot Plan (Plano Piloto) of the city, and the golf course has an area of 6,788 yards and 18 holes (medium level course complexity). It offers training space including three putting greens and one 300-yard driving range.

The venue also offers changing rooms, restaurant, café, meeting/briefing rooms, facility-owned parking, recreational area for athletes (with swimming pool and sauna) and social area with cable TV, Wi-Fi internet access and a multimedia room. The club rests in an area with easy access to the city's commerce, service, transport and hotel infrastructures.

Experience in sporting events:

The most notable events hosted at the venue were the Campeonato Aberto de Golfe, the Torneio Internacional Faldo Series and the Campeonato Latino-Americano Golf Channel. Today, the club's structure is also used by the Brazilian Confederation of Golf for the Brazilian Open Amateur Golf Championship.

About the city:

The capital of Brazil, Brasília is located in the Midwest Region of Brazil, sits at an average altitude of 1,172m above sea level and is 1,148km from Rio de Janeiro. The city has a population of 2,570,160 (IBGE index). The defining vegetation of the Federal Capital is called the "cerrado". The city was built from a Master Plan (Plano Piloto) drawn up by architect Lúcio Costa, and its main building structures were designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer.

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