Campo Amarillo
Course Overview
The Amarillo brings together two design traditions at Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, with separate nines associated with Javier Arana and Seve Ballesteros.
At a glance
- Layout
- 18 holes
- Design heritage
- Arana and Ballesteros
- Recent work
- Ballesteros nine remodelled by Olazábal in 2025
- Location
- Club de Campo Villa de Madrid
Two nines with different origins
The club’s January 2026 document attributes the first nine to Arana and the second nine to Ballesteros, with the latter remodelled by José María Olazábal in 2025. Source Club de Campo — facilities and maintenance specification (January 2026)↗
Use the current routing
Our take: obtain an up-to-date course guide rather than relying on an older account of the Ballesteros holes. Confirm the routing and tee markers with the golf office before the round. Source Club de Campo — golf regulations and 2026 guest rules↗
Before you book
Should I book simply as Club de Campo?
Specify Amarillo and confirm an 18-hole round. The club also has the Negro course and a par-three layout.
Where are the local rules?
The official golf regulations page has a dedicated Amarillo local-rules link as well as guest information.
Sources & checking date
This guide was researched from the sources listed below on 20 September 2026. Older publications are identified below. Visitor policies, services and prices remain subject to club confirmation. “Our take” is BookGolfDirect’s interpretation of the published layout.
Course Characteristics
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Green Fees (guide prices)
Guide prices only — actual rates may vary by season, time of day, and availability. Always confirm directly with the club before booking.
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