Argentina has been named the best golfing destination in Latin America and the Caribbean for 2008 by the International Association of Golf Tour Operators (IAGTO) with over 300 golf courses, most of them of worldwide quality that will assure an exciting golf experience in our country.
Some courses are surrounded by mountains, while others are situated near the sea or jungle or in the heart of the largest cities.
Though Argentina is an extremely big country to discover we can mention the following most important golf areas:
- Buenos Aires
- Cordoba
- Mendoza
- Patagonia
- Salta & Tucuman
Golf Regions Buenos Aires :
Located in the center east part of the country and capital of the city, Buenos Aires is one of the most important cities in Argentina . While in here you can visit the tango area in San Telmo. Area in which if you go on a Saturday morning you will be able to see the tango shows right there in the middle of the street. Close to San Telmo you can see the famous "caminito" in La Boca neighborhood and its colorful houses. During the evening you can visit the docks area called "Puerto Madero" one of the most beautiful places of the city, many of the best restaurants in town are located there and you will be able to try the famous Argentinean stake.
Due to its location and weather Buenos Aires is a destination that can be visited on any time of the year and playing golf is possible all year long. Besides golf Buenos Aires has a lot of places for shopping (leather, clothes, etc.), art lovers (museums, art galleries, etc.) and it also has great restaurants with the best food in the country.
Golf courses in Buenos Aires :
Best Time to come: All year round.
 Golf Regions. Córdoba Area
It is located near the geographical center of Argentina , in the foothills of the Sierras Chicasmountains on the Suquía River , about 700 km west-northwest from Buenos Aires . It is the capital of Córdoba Province . Córdoba has been Argentina 's second most important city since the end of the 16th century, and the second industrial center in the country, but retains many of its historical buildings dating from the colonial era. Cordoba is approximately the size of Florida State and in its over 165.000 km2 surface you will find the most amazing golf courses built in between natural landscapes making golf courses extremely hilly and difficult.
Golf courses in Cordoba :
Best time to come: all year round
Golf Regions. Patagonia:
The Patagonian area is composed by 5 provinces of Argentina and it is the southern region of Argentina and the rest of the world. It is formed by Chubut, Neuquen (San Martin de los Andes), Rio Negro (Bariloche), Santa Cruz and Tierra del Fuego provinces, and it is famous for its wide flora and fauna, incredible natural scenarios and great golf courses. Depending on the time of the year the Patagonian Region can provide different activities, a lot of snow activities in the winter such as sky, snowboard and of course in the spring great golf in incredible scenarios. It also has a great gastronomy and the "chivito patagonico" is something that can not be missed. While in there you can visit the unbelievable "Perito Moreno Glacier".
Golf courses in the Patagonian Region:
Best time to come: Golf: August to April.

Golf Regions Mendoza
Mendoza is a province located in the west part of Argentina and it is the biggest wine producer in Argentina . While in there you can visit and discover the wine making process plus tasting a few of the best wines in the area.
Mendoza is also a great destination for golf and "Club de Campo Mendoza " is a challenging golf course only half an hour away from the city. The city is 6000 feet over the sea level having a different weather than Buenos Aires even though they are at the same height.
In summertime due to its location and height it can get dark after 10 pm. Besides from golf you can make a trip to discover the city and its nature.
Golf courses in Mendoza & the Wine Area Region:
Best time to come: All year round
Golf Regions Tucuman & Salta
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