The Pestana Buenos Aires is located in the very heart of the city, at '9 de Julio' Avenue, near of the famous Colón Theatre and the Obelisco.
Its vanguardist design coexists in perfect harmony with its classic interior style, synthecizing modernity and refinement. A complete hotel that offers comfort and the quality of Pestana Group to its guests, executives or tourists on leisure.
Buenos Aires is an elegant city, rich in history and culture, besides being an important business center of South America. To live the Argentina essence, you can start for the Pestana Buenos Aires.
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The Buenos Aires Golf Club opened in 1994. Just one year later, in 1995, the club hosted the Argentine Open and the South American Amateur Championship
This 7000 yards, par 72 course is full of water and bunkers with excellent greens and a marvelous maintenance. The club haves three different 9 holes courses: Green, Blue and Yellow.
All of them interesting and challenging designs.
In 2005 Golf digest ranked The Buenos Aires Golf in the top 100 courses around the world.
Highland Park Golf & Country Club is one of the most challenging courses in Buenos Aires. Its 72-par layout is qualified as 73.8, due to its length of 7,000 yards.
Many obstacles, like out of bounds, water hazards and cross bunkers, will appear combined in most of the holes.
In addition, speedy and moving greens will require a very good putting skill for achieving a reasonable score. It is a beautiful and competitively presented course during all the year.
The Jockey Club is a club with a lot of tradition where all of the Argentine Presidents were members.
It was founded in 1880 and has 36 holes designed by the best designer in the century Allister Mackenzie, the same designer as Augusta National
Its two courses (the blue and the red one) characterize for having holes for the strategic golfer.
The Jockey Club hosted a great amount of the most important tournaments, such as the Argentine Open, the World Cup, the European Tour and the most important amateur championships
Martindale, used to be an “estancia” that belonged to an English man, then, as years went by, the development of an important real estate project was analyzed, taking advantage of the beauty of the place and its short distance from Buenos Aires.
The golf course was inaugurated in 1989 and is a 72-par course of 6,900 yards, which constitute one of the best trails in Argentina, not only for its exquisite design achieved by the architects maintaining the essence of an old park, but also for the beauty of the place and excellent maintenance of the course that characterises said club.
This course was host of the most important tournaments in the country, including the Argentine Open and the Argentine Amateur Championship
Founded in 1926, the Olivos Golf Club revealed all of the classic features and course design of a bygone era. The fairways are narrow & lined with mature trees. Still, Olivos with its traditional setting, conveys that universal greeting which seems to transcend even time, geography, politics, religion and race.
The Olivos Golf Club is, by far, one of the best courses in the country. In 2005 Golf digest ranked Olivos Golf in the top 100 courses around the world.
The relatively new Pilar Golf Club is markedly different from Olivos and the Jockey Club in both layout and design. Manicured greens, huge man-made ponds & wide open fairways with swales lurking front and back at every turn.
Perfectly nestled in the rolling Argentinean countryside, the course is displayed around numerous lakes, wetland, native trees and ornamental grass outcroppings.
It presents one of Argentinean’s truest and purest tests for golfers of all categories.
Pilar Golf Club hosted the Argentine PGA Championship, Argentine Amateur Championship and the Argentine Open.
Located south of Buenos Aires, some 45 minutes from the Capital, through the Southeast Highways via Quilmes. This is the course and home of the greatest Argentine golf player in history: the "Maestro" Roberto De Vicenzo.
It is an exigent 73-par course of 6,581 yards characterized by its excellent maintenance and a great forestation
San Andrés Golf Club is the oldest golf club in Argentina. The first course was built near the present location in 1892, Getting there takes no more than twenty or thirty minutes by car or train from down town Buenos Aires.
San Andres Golf Club hosted the Argentine Open 21 times (more than any other club). Roberto De Vicenzo, the 1967 British Open Champion, won here twice, and is presently an honorary member
