Los Lagartos Country Club sits in Pilar, a municipality northwest of Buenos Aires that has become a hub for residential country clubs and golf development since the 1990s. The Campeonato course serves as the club's principal championship layout, designed to accommodate tournament play and daily member rounds within the rolling terrain characteristic of the Buenos Aires province. The course reflects the broader trend of Argentine golf architecture that emerged as the country's golf infrastructure expanded beyond the capital's historic clubs. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural elevation changes and incorporates water features that come into play on several holes. Tree-lined fairways provide definition and strategic interest, while the bunkering and green complexes require precision on approach shots. The layout balances risk-reward opportunities with more straightforward holes, offering variety in shot-making demands throughout the round. Los Lagartos functions as a full-service country club where golf integrates with other recreational amenities common to Argentine country club culture. The membership includes families from Pilar and surrounding areas who use the facilities for both competitive golf and social activities. The club maintains the course to standards that allow it to host regional amateur events and member competitions, contributing to the competitive golf scene in the northern Buenos Aires corridor.