Abril Club de Campo

Abril Club de Campo is an 18-hole golf course located in Hudson, in the southern zone of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The course is integrated into a prestigious residential and recreational development spanning 150 hectares of preserved original forest.

The course features a unidirectional circulation design that guides players through fairways while maintaining out-of-bounds boundaries to prevent confusion. The layout traverses the main boulevard of the property, which connects 20 independent neighborhoods and various social and sports facilities.

The setting is characterized by century-old forestry with mature tree-lined paths, lakes, and varied landscape features. The property's distinctive elements include an oak forest and a French-style mansion constructed in 1932 by architect Millet. The terrain and design create an impressive natural landscape.

Abril Club de Campo functions as a comprehensive country club beyond golf, offering equestrian facilities, tennis, football, hockey, paddle, squash, basketball, gymnasium facilities, swimming pool, and clubhouse amenities. The property's history dates back to the 16th century as part of the Estancia San Juan land grant, with modern development beginning in the 19th century following European forestry and agricultural practices.