Abierto de Colombia (Colombian Open)

The Abierto de Colombia, also known as the Colombian Open, is a prestigious golf tournament held in Colombia, first established in 1945. It is played primarily on the Colombian Tour and PGA Tour Latinoamérica, with occasional inclusion in the Tour de las Américas. The tournament typically takes place at notable courses such as the Club Campestre de Medellín, featuring a par-72 layout measuring around 6,640 yards. The format is stroke play, usually contested over 72 holes across four rounds. The event has a rich history of competition, including remarkable moments such as Camilo Villegas winning the amateur prize five consecutive times and taking the overall title in 2001. The Abierto de Colombia is considered a flagship tournament in Latin American golf, attracting over 150 professionals, including national and international players, with strong local support. Recent editions have taken place at the Pueblo Viejo Country Club in Cota, Cundinamarca, showcasing a challenging course that tests players' skill and endurance.