Golf Pinamar

Links Pinamar is an 18-hole, Par 72 golf course located in Pinamar, Argentina, surrounded by forest and situated meters from the sea. The course has a rich history dating back over 80 years. The original 9-hole layout, known as Cancha Chica, was designed by engineer Luther Koontz in 1946. The second nine holes were added in 1977 following a suggestion by legendary golfer Roberto de Vicenzo, who actively participated in the course's development. Designer Juan José Querelos created these additional holes under the supervision of engineer José María Shaw.

The course features wide fairways with considerable movement and well-designed greens that read true and hold well. Bunkers prominently defend many holes, providing significant strategic challenges. The layout demands careful green reading due to substantial slopes. The clubhouse opened in 1983. Links Pinamar hosts year-round tournaments, including the historic "Pino de Oro" tournament. The course also features a driving range, putting green, golf school offering individual and group lessons, and a restaurant facility open to the public.