Club Shalom
Pance
Club Shalom is a nine-hole golf and leisure club in Pance, on the southern side of Cali. Surrounded by mature trees, landscaped gardens and views towards the Farallones de Cali, it offers a relaxed alternative to the city’s larger championship courses. The tropical vegetation, ponds and peaceful green spaces give the club a friendly country-club atmosphere within easy reach of Cali’s hotels and attractions.
The course plays to a par of 36 and is described by the club as a medium-difficulty layout. Water and sand hazards provide its main defence, encouraging golfers to focus on accuracy and sensible positioning rather than simply reaching for the driver. The compact nine-hole format works particularly well for a quicker round, while playing the circuit twice can provide a full day’s golf.
Several holes are framed by established trees, which can make recovery shots difficult after an inaccurate drive. Ponds influence both tee shots and approaches, while greenside bunkers place extra pressure on the short game. The warm climate and lush surroundings create a very different experience from Colombia’s cooler, high-altitude courses around Bogotá.
Club Shalom has a strong amateur-golf tradition. In 2025, it staged the 51st edition of its amateur tournament, showing the long-standing role the venue plays within golf in the Valle del Cauca region. The event attracted men, women, senior and junior competitors and was played as a stroke-play tournament.
Golf facilities include a practice area, professional tuition and organised golf academies. The wider club provides four swimming pools, including a semi-Olympic pool, eight clay tennis courts, football, basketball and volleyball facilities, rural kiosks and extensive green spaces beside the Pance River.
At Hashtag Golf Travel, we recommend Club Shalom for golfers looking for a relaxed and accessible round during a stay in Cali. It is particularly suitable for beginners, families and players who prefer a shorter course, although the water and trees ensure it is not simply a gentle knockabout. Membership and visitor arrangements should be confirmed directly with the club before travelling.
Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport
35km
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Time Zone:
GMT−5
Currency:
Colombian peso (COP)
Temperature:
19 - 31°C
Cost of a Beer:
£1.35
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£14.30
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About The Area
Pance is a peaceful base for a golf holiday on the southern edge of Cali, combining warm-weather golf with riverside scenery and the forested mountains of the Farallones. It offers a greener, more relaxed atmosphere than central Cali while keeping the city’s restaurants, shopping and famous salsa venues within reach. Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport is approximately 45 kilometres away, with transfers taking around an hour before allowing for busy traffic.
The main golfing attraction is Club Campestre Farallones, located in Pance beneath the mountains that give the club its name. Its 18-hole, par-72 course stretches to 7,413 yards and includes Colombia’s only par-six hole. Narrow fairways, mature trees, quick greens and the mountain backdrop create a distinctive challenge, with several tee options helping mixed-handicap groups enjoy the layout.
Golfers can also visit Club Campestre de Cali, whose fully renovated 18-hole course meets USGA construction standards. The club sits within a protected natural setting and has practice facilities, restaurants and a small hotel, making it another strong addition to a Cali golf itinerary. Both clubs are member-focused, so tee times, caddies, club hire and guest access should be arranged before travelling.
Away from golf, the River Pance is popular for walking, picnics and cooling off beside the water. The surrounding Farallones de Cali National Natural Park protects tropical forest, Andean woodland and páramo, although access is controlled and only authorised visitor areas should be used.
We see Pance working particularly well for golfers who want private-club golf and nature by day, followed by Cali’s restaurants, regional dishes and salsa culture in the evening.







