Club Campestre Monterrey's Original Course occupies a historic position in Mexican golf, having served as the club's primary layout since the facility's founding in the 1920s in the affluent San Pedro Garza García municipality of metropolitan Monterrey. The course sits in the foothills of the Sierra Madre Oriental, where the mountainous terrain and elevation provide a distinctive setting compared to courses in other parts of Mexico. The layout reflects early to mid-twentieth century design principles, with routing that works with the natural contours and arroyos characteristic of the region's semi-arid landscape. The course features tree-lined fairways that have matured over decades, with native and introduced species providing definition and shade in Monterrey's warm climate. Elevation changes are moderate but meaningful, creating varied approach angles and strategic considerations uncommon on flatter terrain. Water features, whether natural drainage channels or constructed elements, come into play on several holes, adding tactical variety to the routing. Club Campestre Monterrey has long been one of northern Mexico's most prominent private clubs, with membership drawn from Monterrey's business and professional communities. The club has hosted regional and national amateur competitions over its history, contributing to the development of competitive golf in Nuevo León. The Original Course remains the centerpiece of a club that also includes additional golf facilities, reflecting the club's evolution alongside Monterrey's growth as one of Mexico's major metropolitan areas.