The Jockey Club is one of the most traditional clubs of Buenos Aires. To have a clue of this, its founder (1882) was 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 best designer of the 20th century: Allister Mackenzie, designer of Augusta National, host of the Masters Tournament in the U.S.A. Both courses (the blue and the red one) were inaugurated in 1930 and it characterize for having holes for the strategic player. The Jockey Club hosted a great amount of the most important tournaments, such as the Argentine Open, the World Cup, the European Tour and the most important amateur championships. And the best golfers in history played here, too, such as Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, Tom Watson, Gary Player, Craig Stadler, Byron Nelson, Sergio Garcia and many others. In 2005 Golf digest ranked The Jockey Club Red Course in the top 100 courses around the world. Definetely a must when you play Buenos Aires.