Golf Lomas-Bosque

The Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is one of the most prestigious golf courses in Madrid and Spain due to its design and its location so close to the center of the capital.

Its black course, designed by architect Javier Arana, has hosted countless events on the European circuit:

the Spanish Open (9 times)
the Madrid Open (9 times)
Federation Championships.
The World Cup in 1965, which made Spain the epicenter of world golf and which created an extraordinary boost for this sport in the country.

Names as illustrious as Severiano Ballesteros, who won his last individual Club victory in 1995, won the Spanish Open.

Jon Rahm (2019)
Colin Montgomerie (1994)
Sebastian Miguel (1960)
Padraig Harringotn (1996) won the Spanish Open.

In 2019, the Spanish Open took place at Club de Campo Villa in Madrid, where, as in 2018, the victory was won by local idol, Spaniard Jon Rahm, in a tournament that was a great success with the public.

Other golf legends have played there such as:

Jack Nicklaus
Arnold palmer
Nick Faldo,
Bernhard Longer
Ernie els
Vijay Singh
Lee westwood
Ian Woosnam.

Among the list of Spanish players is Olazábal, who still remembers winning the Spanish Children's Championship at the age of 14 at the Club. But also Sergio García, Miguel Ángel Martín, Rafael Cabrera, José María Cañizares, Antonio Garrido, Manuel Piñero, Álvaro Quirós and José Rivero.

In addition, the 9 holes of Ballesteros of the Yellow Course were designed by the Cantabrian player in the early 90s and began to be played in 1993. Today, the club's golf courses continue to host competitions of the federation at different levels. The Campo Villa club in Madrid has more than 6 licensees and more than 000 children enrolled in golf school.