Golf trips · Argentina
Classic golf, long asados and a city that never seems to sleep.
Argentina has a deep golf tradition, and Buenos Aires is at the centre of it. Historic clubs, courses by legendary designers and a golf culture that has produced major champions.
Off the course, it's asado, Malbec and dinners that start at ten. We design the tournament, take care of access to the clubs and plan the nights so they live up to the golf.
On the course
San Isidro, Buenos Aires
Two courses designed by Alister MacKenzie, the architect of Augusta National. A historic round for any golfer.
Buenos Aires
A traditional parkland club and a past host of the Argentine Open.
Pilar, Buenos Aires
A golf area north of the city with several high quality courses close together.
Course availability for groups changes by season. We confirm every tee time before you book.
When to go
The southern hemisphere spring (October to December) and autumn (March to April) offer the best weather for golf.
January and February are hot and many locals are away on holiday. Winter (June to August) is cool but still playable on sunny days.
How long
Because of the long flight from Europe, we recommend 6 to 8 nights with 3 to 4 rounds.
Groups often extend the trip to Mendoza for wine or to Uruguay for a few days by the sea.
Beyond the golf
A proper Argentine barbecue at an estancia outside the city.
Wine tastings in Buenos Aires or a trip to the vineyards of Mendoza.
A show or a night at a milonga in San Telmo.
Matches in Palermo during the season, from October to December.
What's included
Not included: flights, personal expenses, some meals, depending on the trip.
Price
Tailor-made
Every Argentina trip is priced for your group. The price depends on group size, dates, hotel category and the courses you choose. Tell us about your group and we'll send a detailed proposal.
Get your priceFAQ
More answers on our FAQ page, or see how a Ryder Cup style trip works.
The best time is October to December and March to April, during the southern hemisphere spring and autumn. The seasons are opposite to Europe's.
Access to the Jockey Club and most top clubs in Buenos Aires is limited for visitors and depends on availability. We request tee times on behalf of the group when we design the trip.
We recommend 6 to 8 nights because of the long flight from Europe. That gives time for 3 to 4 rounds and to enjoy the city.
Yes, Mendoza is a short flight from Buenos Aires and is Argentina's main wine region. We can add a few days of vineyards and golf to the end of the trip.
Answer a few quick questions and we'll start planning your trip. Prefer to talk it through? Message us on WhatsApp.
