Highland Park Country Club

Av. Los Jazmines y Las Campanillas,

Pilar, Buenos Aires Province 1669

  • Office

    +54 0232 040 9200
  • Pro shop

    +54 0232 047 0090

About the course

  • The Course:

    18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Relatively flat terrain - no effort to walk.

  • Surroundings:

    Residential area, woodland and riverside (Arroyo Pinazo).

  • Designer:

    Original golf course dates from 1973/74. The course was revamped by Emilio Serra (2000).

Back
tees
Club
tees
Front
tees
Yards
6924
6339
Par
72
72
SSS or slope
73.7
71.8

Location

Latitude:

-34.415072

Longitude:

-58.793828

How to get there:

15 km E of Pilar / 57 km NW of central Buenos Aires.

Highland Park Country Club

4-star: Above average course - well worth a visit.

Est. 1948

Highland Park Country Club, located near Maquinista Savio in the northwestern outskirts of Buenos Aires, is home to a well-rated tree-lined and open parkland layout. Course description, images and other details to follow soon.

List of courses: Around Buenos Aires

Visitors

Who can play and when?

Visitors welcome on weekdays and Sundays. Members-only on Saturdays. Closed Mondays.

Must book in advance.

Green fees

Contact club for golf rates.

Other information

Walking permitted at all times. Caddies available.

Did you know?

Although the Highland Park Country Club dates back to 1948, a golf course was only introduced here in 1971, with nine holes opening for play in 1973 and the second nine in 1974.

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