Olivos Golf Club sits on the outskirts of Buenos Aires and is widely regarded as one of South America's finest parkland layouts. The property occupies rolling land dotted with mature oaks and eucalyptus trees; 12 of the holes feature doglegs, forcing golfers to shape tee shots and think strategically. Fast, expansive greens are guarded by bunkers and subtle contours while the fairways undulate gently through tree-lined corridors. The course's Augusta-like character has earned it the moniker "Argentina's Augusta National". The championship routing combines the White nine (holes 1-9) with the Red nine (holes 10-18), creating a challenging par-72 course.
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