Hotels outside Buenos Aires

Loi Suites Chapelco Hotel Golf & Spa (5*)

Located on a 226-hectare site within the Chapelco Golf Resort complex, it is framed by the stunning natural setting of the Andes Mountains in Patagonia, Argentina.  The rooms have an incredible view of the mountains and it is the first course in South America to have been co-designed by Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus II.  

Hotel Arrelauquen (5*)

This property is a rustic, yet luxurious hotel whose architectural style blends in with the beauty of the national parks, lakes and forests surrounding it.  Golf

The Golf

The Jockey Club - 36 Holes, Par 36 (6569 yards)

The Jockey Club is one of the most traditional clubs of Buenos Aires. Its founder (1882) was one of the first Presidents of Argentina, Carlos Pellegrini. Since then, every President becomes a member the day he takes power. It has 36 holes designed by one of the best designers of the 20th century: Allister Mackenzie, designer of Augusta National.  Both courses (the blue and the red one) were inaugurated in 1930 and is known for challenging the strategic player. The Jockey Club has been host to some of the most important tournaments, such as the Argentine Open, the World Cup and the European Tour. Some of the best golfers in history have played here, such as Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, Tom Watson, Gary Player, Craig Stadler, Byron Nelson, Sergio Garcia and many others. In 2005 Golf digest ranked The Jockey Club Red Course in the top 100 courses around the world. Definitely a must when you play Buenos Aires.

 Martindale Country Club - 18 Holes, Par 72 (6900 yards)

The Martindale Country Club is one of the nicest and most modern of courses in Argentina. It combines an American design with the traditional English style, both carved in a dramatic wood of cypresses, cedars, oaks and pine trees.
It is a long course, but adaptable to all playing levels. It has artificial lakes and fairways with slopes and big greens with different platforms, surrounded by high grass slopes and bunkers turning it into a challenging round for players of all levels.

Olivos Golf Club - 27 Holes, Par 72 (6705 yards)

Olivos Golf Club was ranked as one of the top 100 courses around the world and in the top three in Argentina.  Every year it hosts the Argentine Masters Tournament.  Designed by Luther Koontz it is a parkland of large towering trees.  It is considered locally as a golf paradise.

Highland Park Golf & Country Club - 18 Holes, Par 72 (7000 yards)

Highland Park is considered to be one of the most challenging courses in Buenos Aires due to the many obstacles.  Designed by Emilio Serra in 1972, it is spread out over 53 hectares with lagoons present on 10 holes (in all can be found a large diversity of wildlife).   This club was selected several times by the Argentinean Golf Association as the headquarters of the main Amateur tournaments.  

Llao-Llao Golf Course - 18 Holes, Par 71 (5856 yards)

Llao-Llao’s 18 holes are absolutely unique, offering 360º views while you play. Amidst a stunning scenery of mountains, eternal snows and crystal water lakes, the course creates a charming contrast with the depths of the surrounding centennial woods, inviting the golfer to enjoy an unforgettable experience.

Arelauquen Golf and Country Club - 18 Holes, Par 72, (6693 yards)

Arelauquen is located just 15 minutes from the center of the fabulous city of Bariloche.  It is one of the best golf courses in Patagonia.  It offers 18 holes surrounded by lakes and mountains.  Designed by Vincente “Chino” Fernandez and Carlos Ordoneit was built using the most modern techniques to ensure its competitiveness.  Definitely an unforgettable golf experience.