Buenos Aires Golf Club

Buenos Aires Golf Club, established in 1994, is ranked among the world's top 100 golf courses. Located in Bella Vista, Buenos Aires, the club has hosted several prestigious international tournaments that elevated its prominence on the global golf stage.

The course gained significant recognition in 2000 when it hosted the World Cup of Golf, where Tiger Woods won the championship. The club also hosted the 102nd Abierto de la República as part of the European Challenge Tour in 1994, and the Argentine Open in 2004, attracting notable players including Eduardo Romero and Ángel Cabrera. The Abierto de la República traditionally took place in December until 2007, after which it moved to April.

The course has served as a venue for major televised events, with one tournament reaching an estimated 200 million viewers across 142 countries. Beyond championship golf, Buenos Aires Golf Club offers corporate tournaments and private events, supplemented by pro shop facilities. The club's reputation and tournament history reflect its standing as a premier golfing destination in South America.