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The Canning area, roughly 30 kilometers southeast of Buenos Aires in the Ezeiza partido, sits within the broad, flat pampa that defines Argentine golf geography. The region has quietly developed into one of the country's denser concentrations of private country clubs over the past few decades, as porteños migrated outward and developers converted agricultural land into gated communities anchored by golf, polo, and equestrian facilities. St. Thomas Sur Country Club belongs to that tradition — a members' club embedded in a residential community rather than a destination resort.
A par 69 signals a course shaped around strategic brevity rather than length. Layouts of this par typically replace one or more par 5s with short par 4s that reward placement and creativity off the tee, making course management more important than raw power. The flat pampa terrain means elevation change is minimal, and Argentine club courses in this zone tend to feature planted tree corridors, water carries, and carefully positioned bunkers as their primary defenses.
For members, a course like this functions as an everyday escape — accessible, walkable, and social — rather than a championship test. The surrounding country club culture in greater Buenos Aires places enormous value on the club as a community institution, where weekend rounds flow naturally into asados and family afternoons.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Azul · men | 5,597 | 67.1 | 122 | 69 |
| Blanco · men | 5,320 | 65.7 | 116 | 68 |
| Rojo · women | 4,518 | 65.9 | 115 | 69 |
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