Guatemala’s national golf association, ASOGOLF, lists seven golf courses. Five of the clubs that publish their own details are in Guatemala City’s zona 16 (San Isidro, El Pulté), San José Pinula (Alta Vista, Hacienda Nueva) and Villa Nueva by Lake Amatitlán (Mayan Golf Club). La Reunión, about 15 to 20 minutes from Antigua, has a par-3 course. On 1 November 2026, no club’s own site showed a green fee, so contact the club before you go.

Every course below comes from the club’s own website. ASOGOLF’s list was used only to find them. Where a club does not publish a number (holes, yardage, par), the table says so rather than guessing.

Quick summary

ClubLocation (as published)Holes / par / yardageContactGreen fee
Mayan Golf ClubEl Zarzal Guillen, by Villa Nueva, on Lake Amatitlán18 holes; more than 7,000 yards(+502) 6685 5800Not published
Alta Vista Golf & Tenis ClubKm 27, Ruta Nacional 18, San José Pinula18 holes; par 71; 6,756 yards+502 6661-1414Not published
Hacienda Nueva Country ClubKm 25, RN-18, San José PinulaNot published on its site(502) 6628-1000Not published
Club Campestre San IsidroFinca San Isidro, Santa Rosita, zona 16, Guatemala CityNot published on its home page; yardage guide is a PDF download+502 2419 1200Not published
El Pulté GolfVista Hermosa IV, zona 16, El Pulté18 holes; par 72 (Dye Designs)+502 2301 1900Not published
La Reunión15-20 minutes from Antigua (its own two figures)18-hole par 3; 9-hole course being rebuiltContact link on its siteNot published

Source: each club’s own site, read 1 November 2026. Guatemala Country Club, also on ASOGOLF’s list, is not in the table: its site (gcc.com.gt) showed only a message that the new site is coming soon. Laguna Golf Club is on ASOGOLF’s list without a website.

Mayan Golf Club (Villa Nueva, Lake Amatitlán)

Mayan Golf Club calls itself “El primer club de Golf en Guatemala y Centroamérica” (the first golf club in Guatemala and Central America). Its history page traces the club to a meeting of IRCA railway executives on 1 December 1918, and a first nine-hole course near the Pamplona railway station.

The current course. In the early 1960s the club bought land at El Zarzal Guillen, beside Villa Nueva, with a stretch of Lake Amatitlán shore. Architect Carl H. Anderson designed the original course after visiting in July 1962. The club house and the course opened in 1964.

What the club publishes about the course:

  • 18 holes, each described on its course page. The home page gives the course as more than 7,000 yards, with views of Lake Amatitlán.
  • The first nine has water hazards, wide fairways and what the club calls the longest hole in Central America. Hole 5, a 604-yard par 5, is listed as the hardest on the course.
  • The second nine has the lake views and changes in elevation.
  • Off the course: a restaurant, pergolas, a pool and a driving range.

Hours: Tuesday to Friday 7 am to 6 pm, weekends 7 am to 6 pm, closed Mondays. Phone (+502) 6685 5800; the contact page also lists (+502) 6685-5814 and WhatsApp.

Alta Vista Golf & Tenis Club (San José Pinula)

Alta Vista publishes the most complete course figures of these clubs: 18 holes, 6,756 yards, par 71, at Km 27 on Ruta Nacional 18 in San José Pinula. It describes wooded fairways and strategically placed bunkers, with different levels of difficulty from hole to hole. Its home page lists a lagoon, tennis and squash courts, a heated pool and a children’s play area. ASOGOLF’s entry gives the same par 71, address and phone.

Phone: +502 6661-1414.

Hacienda Nueva Country Club (San José Pinula)

Hacienda Nueva is at Km 25 on RN-18 in San José Pinula; Alta Vista is at Km 27 on the same road. Its site describes a classic course design made challenging by tall trees and a narrow fairway. It also describes the club as an exclusive social club more than 25 years old, with a 16th-century chapel from when the property was a Jesuit convent. The site does not give the number of holes or the yardage. It has a membership request form with four types: couple, family, corporate and residential.

Phone: (502) 6628-1000.

Club Campestre San Isidro (zona 16, Guatemala City)

San Isidro’s site has golf and tennis sections, a downloadable yardage guide (Guía de Yardas) and a note that its practice range is open. The contact page gives the address as Finca San Isidro, Santa Rosita, zona 16, Guatemala City.

Phone: +502 2419 1200.

El Pulté Golf (zona 16)

El Pulté Golf is an exclusive residential community planned around a golf course, in Vista Hermosa IV, zona 16. Its “Signature Course” was designed by the firm Dye Designs and has 18 holes and a par of 72, per its course page.

Phone: +502 2301 1900.

La Reunión (near Antigua)

La Reunión Country Club & Residences describes itself as a private country club and residential community on a 1,400-acre property, though a heading on the same home page gives 800 acres of nature. Its home page puts it 10 minutes from Ciudad Vieja and 15 from Antigua. Its location page says 20 minutes from Antigua and 15 from Ciudad Vieja.

Its golf, as listed on its amenities page:

  • Par 3 course: 18 holes, all par 3 (pitch and putt). The longest shot is 150 yards.
  • Driving range.
  • 9-hole course: the club says it is rebuilding 9 holes of its 18-hole golf course.
  • Mini golf: an 18-hole course.

The amenities page is addressed to owners and country club members.

Planning a round

  • Ask about visitors. None of these sites publishes a green fee, so ask before you drive out. Mayan Golf Club’s home page mentions tournaments open to the public as well as members-only ones. Hacienda Nueva’s site has a membership request form; Mayan Golf Club takes messages by phone and WhatsApp.
  • Getting there. Alta Vista (Km 27) and Hacienda Nueva (Km 25) are both on RN-18. Mayan Golf Club is at Villa Nueva. For driving in the city and on the highways, see driving in Guatemala. For a base close to the zona 16 clubs, see where to stay in Guatemala City.
  • Other sports. For other outdoor sports, see adventure sports in Guatemala.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many golf courses are there in Guatemala?

ASOGOLF, the national golf association, publishes an informative list of seven: Alta Vista Golf, El Pulté Golf, Guatemala CC, Hacienda Nueva CC, Laguna Golf Club, Mayan Golf Club and San Isidro CC (asogolfguate.com, read 1 November 2026). La Reunión, near Antigua, is not on that list; its own site describes an 18-hole par-3 course and the rebuilding of 9 holes of its 18-hole course.

What is the green fee at a Guatemalan golf club?

None of the clubs’ own sites showed a green fee on 1 November 2026: Mayan Golf Club, Alta Vista, Hacienda Nueva, San Isidro, El Pulté, La Reunión and Guatemala Country Club. Call or message the club before you go. Hacienda Nueva’s site has a membership request form, and La Reunión’s amenities page is addressed to owners and country club members.

Which is the longest golf course in Guatemala?

Of the clubs that publish a figure, Mayan Golf Club describes a course of more than 7,000 yards, and Alta Vista gives 6,756 yards for its par 71. Mayan Golf Club also says its first nine has the longest hole in Central America; on its hole guide, hole 5 is a 604-yard par 5 the club calls the hardest on the course.

Is there a golf course near Antigua Guatemala?

La Reunión Country Club & Residences is the one with its own site. It gives the drive as 15 minutes from Antigua on its home page and 20 minutes on its location page. Its amenities page lists an 18-hole par-3 (pitch and putt) course where the longest shot is 150 yards, a driving range, an 18-hole mini-golf course, and a 9-hole course being rebuilt from its 18-hole layout.

When is Mayan Golf Club open?

Tuesday to Friday and at weekends, 7 am to 6 pm, and closed on Mondays, per the club’s contact page (read 1 November 2026). The phone listed there is (+502) 6685 5800.