South America is not to be excluded on our menu of the world’s most spectacular and unique golfing destinations. In fact, this nearly secret continent in terms of golf offers it all—historic clubs, amazing scenery, incredible value, and a welcome to match. This is in Argentina, and our tour starts with some golf and tango in Buenos Aires (the Paris of South America) at The Jockey Club, a club the mold of the great city clubs of Europe and the northeast US. The Red Course was designed by Alister MacKenzie in 1928, a frequent host of the Argentine Open, and the Blue Course completes an unforgettable day of golf. From The Jockey Club, we head to Roberto de Vicenzo’s home club, Ranelagh, like many of the traditional British clubs built along the side of an old railway. We finish in Buenos Aires at Olivos Golf Club, frequent host to many international tournaments, before heading to glorious Patagonia. Here we will find a course so beautiful it is hard to comprehend, the Llao Llao Golf Resort, within the Nahuel Huapi National Park, amidst an extraordinary setting of crystal blue lakes and unexplored forest. The photographs say more about this place than we ever could! Sightsee, sail, and flyfish in beautiful Patagonia before heading the the last part of the trip, into Brazil now and the famous Copacabana Beach, and the seaside Gavea Golf Club in the shadow of Sugarloaf Mountain and the famous Corcovado Statue. Even more extensions are available to make an even more memorable trip! Browse our itineraries and find out more about the incredible opportunities for golf in Argentina and Brazil!