Golf Chascomús Country Club ☆ Follow

Located in Chascomús, Buenos Aires, the Golf Chascomús Country Club is a nine-hole facility designed by Hugo Nicora, a prominent Argentine golfer and champion of the 1950s. The course opened in 1978, three years after the club’s founding in 1975, and is situated just 115 kilometers from Buenos Aires. The layout is characterized by significant forestation and a stream that crosses six of the nine holes, adding a natural element to the terrain. The course offers two sets of tees for each hole, allowing for both forward and back nine play. The full 18-hole equivalent measures 6,347 yards for men and 5,504 yards for women, with a par of 72 for both genders. A nine-hole putting green is also available for practice. The club’s main clubhouse, known as "Hoyo 19," provides dining and viewing areas that overlook the ninth hole, a par 4 that serves as a signature feature of the property. The club is located in one of the oldest country clubs in the region, set against the backdrop of the local lagoon which contributes to the area's natural beauty. The facility is part of a larger complex that includes tennis courts, a swimming pool, and other recreational amenities. The course is accessible to non-members during specific hours, with rates varying by day and membership status.