If you like McKenzie and the original spirit of links courses, this is a secret gem you must test.
The Jockey Club was founded in 1882 by one of the first Presidents of our country, Carlos Pellegrini. Since then, every President of the Republic becomes a member the day he takes power. It has 36 holes designed by the renowned architect Allister Mackenzie. It hosted the Argentine Open, the World Cup, the European Tour (among others) and was played by top golfers such as Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson, Gary Player and many others. In 2005 Golf Digest ranked its Red Course in their top 100.
18th / Par 4 / 350 yards:
Inspired in "Old Course Saint Andrews" 18th. Both have almost the same lenght, both are almost straight, both have no bunkers... It's all about the green! During the open some PRO put their ball in the fringe with a 3 wood, even though they couldn't get a birdie.