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It was in 1957 that a group of young Colombian men with heady golfing ambitions purchased a modest plot of land in Cajica to the north of Bogota and laid out an elementary 9-hole course.
Within the space of six years, the new club named El Rincon acquired more land and hired none other than Robert Trent Jones to fulfill the golfing dreams of its founders by designing a world class 18-hole layout, aided by the construction skills of Argentinean Alberto Serra.
Bounded on the eastern side of the property by the Bogota river, El Rincon's tree-lined fairways are routed over a pleasantly undulating landscape in two returning loops, each of which feature a number of small water hazards.
The World Cup was played over the El Rincon course in 1980.
