Golf Pinamar cancha de 9 hoyos

Links Pinamar is an 18-hole, Par 72 championship golf course located in Pinamar, Argentina, surrounded by forest and meters from the sea. The course has a unique dual-origin history: the original nine holes were designed by engineer Luther Koontz in 1946, while the second nine holes were added in 1977 based on designs by Juan José Querelos with input from legendary golfer Roberto de Vicenzo.

The course is characterized by wide fairways with significant movement and well-bunkered holes featuring large defensive bunkers. The greens are notably receptive with excellent rolling surfaces that reward proper reading of the breaks. The layout takes full advantage of Pinamar's natural landscape, integrating trees and terrain throughout.

Links Pinamar hosts a year-round tournament schedule including weekend competitions, annual championships, and historic events like the "Pino de Oro" tournament. The facility includes a driving range, putting green, golf school offering individual and group lessons for adults and children, and a clubhouse with restaurant and bar services. The course also features the Parque Escultórico Pinamar, a free public sculpture park displaying works by Argentine and Latin American artists throughout the property.