Vallescondido at Vallescondido Club de Golf

Vallescondido Club de Golf sits in Atizapán de Zaragoza in Mexico State, part of the greater Mexico City metropolitan area. Designed by Percy Clifford, the course occupies terrain characteristic of the region's transitional landscape between the Valley of Mexico and the surrounding highlands. The setting provides natural elevation changes and varied topography that Clifford incorporated into the routing.

The course reflects Clifford's design approach during his work in Mexico, where he created several layouts that balanced strategic interest with playability across different skill levels. The property's natural contours and mature tree growth frame the holes and define playing corridors. Vallescondido serves primarily as a private club facility, with membership drawn from the surrounding metropolitan communities.

The layout navigates the available land with holes that utilize the natural grade and vegetation. Clifford's routing takes advantage of elevation shifts to create visual interest and varied shot requirements. The course operates within the context of Mexico City's golf community, which includes numerous private clubs established during periods of suburban development in the mid-to-late twentieth century. Vallescondido functions as a traditional member club with facilities supporting regular play and social activities typical of private golf establishments in the region.