Monte María Country Club

A true Guatemalan expertise. Beautiful setting. And truly tough nine-hole golf course, a bit rustic, but fun

Beautiful place!

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Not the easiest place to get to, a 30 minute Uber from Antigua was very reasonable. Getting enough service to order and wait for an Uber back was a bit of a hassle.

There is a small cost, in Quetzales, to play the course so bring cash. I played the disc golf course and it was a good challenge. By the yellow club house there was a practice basket with loaner discs.

The regular golf course was very well maintained, well manicured healthy greens in the middle of winter (the dry season). Lots of great elevation changes!

Nice place, bring your own water, I didn’t and finally decided to call it after the 5th hole, honesty I have never golfed on a golf course all by myself, someone really wanted this place to be a great place because there are several new houses that were built and then abandoned, the guy who is running the place said he has been there for 20 years, overall I absolutely loved having it to myself, 2 guys caught up with me at hole #5
Normally when I golf it is required that you keep up, this was the first time I could truly soak in the beautiful nature,

Cheap and the quality of the course is there after, with some of the fairways and greens not being perfect, BUT the views and the fact that you have it to yourself is why I LOVE the place!

Por la cercania a Antigua tener un lugar para ir a jugar golf esta bien. Cuenta con solo 9 hoyos pero muy buenos para practicar ya que si tienen un grado de dificultad. Le falta un poco de mantenimiento al campo, pero independiente de eso la verdad que bastante relajante disfrutar de las vistas y las areas verdes. Se disfruta bien los 9 hoyos.

Golf!

Los lugareños impiden el desarrollo, no hay agua potable ni electricidad por culpa de ellos