Paraguay
In the heart of South America lies Paraguay, a country embraced by Brazil, Argentina, and Bolivia. Despite achieving independence from Spain in 1811, Paraguay's rich Iberian heritage still colors its culture, with Guarani and Spanish as official languages. While lesser-known, Paraguay boasts a burgeoning golf scene, with female players making waves on the international stage. Julieta Granada and Celeste Troche led Paraguay to victory in the Women's World Cup of Golf, showcasing the country's prowess on the fairways. Despite challenges like political instability and limited tourist infrastructure, Paraguay's capital, Asuncion, is emerging as a destination for conferences and meetings, offering a unique blend of history, culture, and golfing excellence.
Yacht & Golf Club Paraguay
Paraguay
Yacht & Golf Club Paraguay
The Yacht and Golf Club Paraguay could easily be called the Sports Club Paraguay due to the numerous sporting activities held within the club’s estate just south of the capital, Asunción.
Carlos Franco
Paraguay
Carlos Franco
Carlos Franco is Paraguay’s most famous golfer and the 18-hole Golf & Country Club in Arroyos Esteros that now bears his name is the epicentre of his foundation which mixes both golf and polo with fundraising activities.