Overview
Golf Club Santa Teresita is a 9-hole course set inside the Bosque de Santa Teresita, the forest that gives this Atlantic coast resort town its green backdrop. The club describes its home as a 54-hectare property with lush vegetation, and the golf course is the heart of it. On its own scorecard summary the club lists the course at par 72 and 6,247 yards, and it counts 162 members.
This is more than a golf course. The same grounds host a tennis school with lessons for juniors and adults, an equestrian centre with a riding school and equine therapy, padel courts where paddle hire comes with the court, a field hockey school for children from age 6 upwards, Pilates classes, and a spa offering relaxing and hot-stone massages and facial treatments. That makes it an easy choice for a family holiday where not everyone plays golf.
For golf instruction there is a golf school for adults and juniors, and the Cet Golf academy runs group classes designed for both complete beginners and players who already know the basics. After the round, Restaurante Hoyo 19 serves pasta, wine and coffee in a green setting surrounded by nature. It opens Monday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and also does take-away on (02246) 430-938.
Facilities
Good to know
Each area of the club keeps its own hours and takes bookings and questions directly over WhatsApp, so message the golf area before you travel to ask about playing. General club hours are 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, seven days a week. Official page ↗
The club does not publish green fees or visitor rules online. Contact the club to confirm whether you can play and what it costs before you go.
The course sits in the Bosque de Santa Teresita, the wooded area of the seaside town of Santa Teresita on the Atlantic coast of Buenos Aires Province. There is parking and Wi-Fi on site.
History & highlights
According to the club, the layout of Golf Club Santa Teresita began to take shape in 1950, drawn by Luther Koontz on the wooded land the course still occupies today. The club keeps a busy competition calendar, with medal play events over 18 holes, a Confraternidad series, and its headline tournament, the Pelota de Oro, which reaches its 38th edition on 6 and 7 December.
All nine holes are laid out through the Bosque de Santa Teresita, so trees frame the round rather than open coastal ground.
The club’s signature tournament is now in its 38th edition and is played over a December weekend.
The on-site restaurant specialises in pasta and is open every day, with take-away available.
- Pelota de Oro (38th edition, 6–7 December)
- Torneo Confraternidad series
- Medal play over 18 holes
Tips for first-timers
- Message the club on WhatsApp before you go; each area books separately.
- Plan your round between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM, the club’s general opening hours.
- If you are new to golf, ask about the Cet Golf academy group classes.
- Non-golfers in the family can ride, play tennis or book a massage on the same grounds.
Map & location
The club is in Santa Teresita on the Buenos Aires coast. Costa Esmeralda Golf Club is about 55 km away and Golf Pinamar about 65 km, so several coastal courses can be combined on one trip.
FAQ
How many holes does Golf Club Santa Teresita have?
It has a 9-hole course, which the club lists at par 72 and 6,247 yards.
Who designed the course?
The club says its layout began to be drawn in 1950 by Luther Koontz.
How much does it cost to play?
The club does not publish green fees online. Contact it through WhatsApp to ask about playing and prices.
What are the opening hours?
General club hours are 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM every day. The Hoyo 19 restaurant opens from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Can I take golf lessons?
Yes. There is a golf school for adults and juniors, and the Cet Golf academy runs group classes for beginners and improving players.
What else is there to do at the club?
Tennis, horse riding, padel, field hockey for children, Pilates and spa treatments are all offered on the same grounds.
Sources
Facts checked 23 October 2026. We only list details we could confirm on the sources above; anything else is left out.