Rosario Golf Club

Formed in 1898, Rosario Golf Club didn’t have an 18-hole course in play until 1919. The club’s finest moment arrived in 1958 when it hosted the 53rd edition of the Abierto de Argentina, an event won by Roberto De Vicenzo.

The course occupies a compact property of around 105 acres with an overall length of 6,600 yards and par set at 71 (35 out then 36 in). Holes are arranged as returning nines, with the Rio Ludueña crossing many of the fairways, particularly on the inward half where six of the holes are affected by this water hazard either off the tee or in front of the green.

Highlight holes include the left doglegging par four 2nd (rated stroke index 2) and the only par five on the front nine at the 5th (where the stream cuts across 50 yards in front of the green). On the inward half, the same body of water affects the tee shot at holes 10, 12, 13, 15 and 17 before it must be crossed one final time with the approach to the home green on the par five 18th.