Golf Courses

Córdoba Golf Club

Home of two major champions, Córdoba Golf Club stands out as one of the best golf courses in Argentina. Its English style and proximity to the mountains offer splendid views of nature only 20 minutes away from Córdoba city Centre. Since 1927 the golf club has hosted ‘Centre Open’, a tournament won by several prestigious players, including Sam Snead, Andy North, Roberto de Vicenzo, Ángel Cabrera, and Eduardo Romero.

The clubhouse & amenities

The Clubhouse is a picturesque old building, with large halls and a beautiful terrace with a spectacular panoramic view of the course. Facilities are constantly being remodeled to improve their services and quality.

About the clubhouse & amenities
Restaurant Bar Pro Shop Parking Shower Rooms
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
View from the 16th Green

The course

The course is rather short and with wide fairways. Its main protections are the small and undulated greens and a lot of out-of-bounds areas. The course will test your scrambling and putting abilities so make sure to take time to analyze every chip and putt. Regarding the slope, like any golf course located near the mountains, it has uphill and downhill holes but nothing too steep to worry about. Plus, you will not find any uphill or downhill lie as fairways are flat. Overall, it is a friendly, fun, and fast playing course that can be enjoyed by players of all levels, including beginners.

About Córdoba Golf Club

Year built Holes Greens Fairways Golf season
1922 18 Bermuda Agrosti All year, closed on Mondays
Driving Range Putting Green Golf Carts Caddies Club Rental
No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Reservations
Phone or email
TeeParYardsRatingSlope
Black72682872.7128
Blue72623071.8126
White72594970.2123
Red72543673.4127
Figure 3: 18th Fairway with the Clubhouse in the back right

Course conditions

In the past few days, the course had to endure pouring rain but nevertheless, conditions are remarkable. Fairways, greens, and roughs are neatly cut, and water has really painted the course with a strong green color. Even though the greens rolled perfectly, I would rather have had faster greens to take advantage of my knowledge of the course. But that would be selfish and might get the greens burnt.

My golf round

Figure 4: Best Shot of Saturday at Córdoba Golf Club

My tee time was at 14:55. The weather was perfect with a slight breeze coming from the south. I managed to get up and down for par at 10 and 11 and proceeded to birdie 12. From there my game was pretty consistent, I missed some drives to the left but was able to make good recovery shots. If I had not three-putted twice it might have been one the best rounds of my life.

My best shot of the day arrived when I was in need of positive energy. I was about to hit my first shot in the 8th hole, 190 yards downhill par 3. I had bogeyed three of the last four holes and was facing to end my round over par if I made one more bogey. Fortunately, I hit a perfect seven-iron 3-feet short of the pin for an easy birdie. That gave me the boost of confidence I needed to birdie the last hole and go home with a smile.

Favorite hole

My favorite hole is also the toughest and the one I hate the most: 11th, a 445 yards long par four, with out of bounds to the right and tall pines to the left. From the black tee box, the shot is completely blind and thirty yards uphill. The second shot is no less difficult, usually at least 170 yards to a small and complicated green. Luckily, I made par on Saturday and a silly bogey on Sunday.

Figure 5. Long and difficult 11

Rating

AspectRating
ConditionExcellent⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
ValueExcellent⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
FriendlinessVery Good⭐⭐⭐⭐
PaceVery Good⭐⭐⭐⭐
AmenitiesGood⭐⭐⭐
Overall ratingVery Good⭐⭐⭐⭐

Expenses

In the following table I detail the expenses you might incur at Córdoba Golf Club.

ConceptPrice (USD)
Green fee40-60
Club rental8
Caddie15
Golf Cart15
9-hole bar5
Lunch or Dinner20

Final tips

  • Avoid playing on Sunday morning or Saturdays as they are very crowded days.
  • When making the reservation specify if you are going to rent a cart or clubs because they are scarce.
  • Try to choose to play the front nine first. The tee shot at 10 and 11 are challenging, especially if it is your first shot of the day.
  • Chat with me if you need any further information

About Guido Sargiotto

ReviewsHandicapSkillPlaysDexterity
1+1AdvancedTwice a weekRight
Favorite ClubFavorite shotFavorite Player
Drive¾ of a 54°Tiger Woods

WHAT’S IN THE BAG?

DriverTaylorMade SIM (9º)
Shaft: HZRDUS BLACK X 75g
3-woodTitleist 915 F3 (13.5° at 13º)
Shaft: HZRDUS BLACK X 85g
HybridTaylorMade R15 (17°)
Shaft: HZRDUS BLACK X 105g
IronsRsi TP UDI (4), TaylorMade P770 (5-9)
Shafts: HZRDUS BLACK X 105g (4), Project X 6.5 (5-9)
WedgesTitleist SM8 (50-F, 54-G, 60-L)
Shafts: Project X 7.0
PutterScotty Cameron Select Newport 2.5
BallTitleist Pro V1
Guido Sargiotto

Argentinean golf enthusiastic, member of the Board of Directors of Córdoba Golf Club, one of the most prestigious golf clubs in Argentina. Regularly competes in the local amateur tour and annually hosts the ‘Guido Sargiotto Invitational’, a charity golf tournament to help a local NPO (Nonprofit organization)

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