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Club de Campo Aranzazu is a nine-hole golf course located in Garín, within the Ramal Pilar region of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Situated approximately 100 kilometers from the city of Buenos Aires, the course is accessible via the Olivos exit (Car One) and is located near the Tortugas Mall. The facility is a member of the Asociación Argentina de Golf, having been affiliated since 1990. The course layout consists of nine holes and is supported by a putting green and practice chipping areas. The club maintains a dedicated golf house equipped with a cafeteria and a pro shop. Historical records indicate that the land was originally part of a polo school owned by the Andrada family in the 1960s before the country club was established in 1968. The golf facilities have undergone various improvements over the decades, including the expansion of the putting green in 1996 and drainage improvements in 2000. The setting is characterized by the rural landscape of the Buenos Aires province outskirts. The club's history is tied to the Andrada family, with Manuel Andrada having been a member of the Argentine polo team that won gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. While the original oak tree planted by the family no longer stands, a sculpture made from a piece of it remains on the premises. The course serves as a recreational hub for the private club members, offering a compact golfing experience within a larger country club environment that includes tennis, football, and other sports facilities.