Local Rules
Free drops and optional drop areas
Free drop relief is available for ground under repair, active ant hills, tractor or cart wheel marks and flower beds. Optional drop areas are provided at screens on holes 6, 11 and 16, behind the green at hole 8 and behind the green at hole 18.
Integral parts and movable stones
The drainage ditch before the green at hole 3 and to the right of holes 1 and 18 is an integral part of the course. Stones in bunkers are movable obstructions under Rule 24.1.
Course marking and penalty areas
White stakes, or walls where stakes are absent, define out of bounds. Yellow stakes mark the frontal penalty area at hole 10, including the island and bridge; orange stakes and/or a white line mark ground under repair.
Fixed obstructions and protection screens
Trees with supports, bins, rake stands, field bar, fixed benches, stairs, stakes, signs, distance markers, sprinkler covers, valves, pipes, irrigation boxes, pump house, bunker drainage ditches and protection screens are fixed obstructions. Screens apply at holes 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 17 and 18.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
The course is private/controlled-access; arrange visitor requirements before arriving. Clube de Golfe de Campinas is an 18-hole course in Asa Sul beside the Sumaré lake area. Its official and review sources describe a Robert Trent Jones design with lake-facing holes and extensive practice and clubhouse facilities. Clube de Golfe de Campinas in Sumaré, Brazil
Major Risks
Lake, trees and long targets Review evidence identifies lake-facing holes and large trees; confirm the current scorecard, marked hazards and wind before choosing lines.
Blue Tee Strategy
Confirm the active tee and scorecard. Plan lake-facing holes with wind and bailout areas in mind. Ask the Starter about current Local Rules and temporary conditions. Plan for distance and exposure
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
The sample is limited and some review content is brief or experience-specific. A small identity-matched sample is positive about scenery, layout and overall playability, with limited text depth for a stronger consensus. LOW Recent 18Birdies reviews describe beautiful lake views, a pleasant first visit and a caddie-assisted round.
Course Conditions
NOT_VERIFIED Conditions not verified today Confirm the scorecard and Local Rules at the Starter House. Ask about wind and temporary conditions. Follow the club dress and course requirements. 2026-10-07 2026-09-07 Active tees, hazards and temporary rules may change. No current official daily conditions bulletin was found.
30-second Pre-round Brief
CGB in 30 seconds Pay access at the Starter House and obtain authorization/tag before playing. Clear access first Lake-facing holes and trees make wind and target selection important. Manage exposure Ask for the current scorecard Local Rules and Course Regulation. Get current rules CGB is an 18-hole Sumaré course with lake-facing holes; complete Starter requirements and confirm current rules before play.
Regulations
Visitor access, green fee and starter requirements
The official club visitor page requires each visiting player to pay access at the Starter House before playing. It also requires Starter authorization and an issued start tag; beginners must be accompanied by a club-credentialed golf professional.
Course and club conduct requirements
The official visitor rules require at least one caddie per starting group, compliance with the club dress code and respect for the Course Regulation at the Starter House. The current Local Rules are separately identified as being on the back of the scorecard.