Campo Negro
Course Overview
The Negro course is Javier Arana’s historic Madrid layout, where compact greens make the approach an important part of the round.
At a glance
- Layout
- 18 holes
- Designer
- Javier Arana
- Opened
- 1956
- Character
- Small greens and changes of level
A course with a long history
The club’s historical account records the 1956 opening and a 1999 remodel by Manuel Piñero that retained the original design’s main characteristics. Source Club de Campo — golf history (2013 publication)↗
Leave a manageable approach
The 2026 facilities document describes small putting surfaces and distinct changes in level. Our take: prioritise a useful approach distance, and practise recovery shots as well as full swings. Source Club de Campo — facilities and maintenance specification (January 2026)↗
Before you book
What should I read before playing?
Review the Negro local rules on the club’s golf regulations page and ask for the current scorecard.
What must be confirmed first?
Guest eligibility, a tee time on Negro, and any event or maintenance restrictions for your date.
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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