Río Negro, Argentina
The course at Llao Llao Golf Resort hosted the Argentinean PGA match Play in 1999, 2000 and 2001. Holes 10 and 14 feature Nahuel Huapi Lake which provides a unique golfing landscape.
Overall rating
4.0
The course at Llao Llao Golf Resort hosted the Argentinean PGA match Play in 1999, 2000 and 2001. Holes 10 and 14 feature Nahuel Huapi Lake which provides a unique golfing landscape.
The course at Llao Llao Golf Resort hosted the Argentinean PGA match Play in 1999, 2000 and 2001. Holes 10 and 14 feature Nahuel Huapi Lake which provides a unique golfing landscape.
Luther Koontz laid out the original front nine holes in 1940 and the second nine was added fifty-four years later in 1994 by Emilio Serra.
"Half an hour past Bariloche," commented Tom Doak in The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, "Llao Llao (pronounced "zhow zhow") is a grand hotel and resort overlooking Nahuel Huapi Lake and mountains beyond.
Its original nine holes are set on a wooded peninsula just past the hotel, with a daunting 220-yard finishing hole over an arm of the lake; but the rest of the holes are squeezed in fairly tightly. The newer nine holes at the foot of the hotel are much less appealing, apart from the narrow par-4 10th around a bay, and the short 11th from a high tee back to a cozy pro shop."
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