Links Pinamar is located in Pinamar, a coastal town in Buenos Aires Province on Argentina's Atlantic coast. The course was designed by Emilio Serra, a prominent Argentine golf architect who shaped several notable courses in South America during the late twentieth century. The club sits within Pinamar's established resort and residential community, which developed as a destination for Buenos Aires residents seeking seaside recreation. The course reflects the natural sandy terrain and maritime pine forests characteristic of the Buenos Aires coast. Serra's design works with the relatively flat topography typical of the region, using strategic bunkering and the native vegetation to create definition and challenge. The routing takes advantage of the coastal landscape and the undulating ground available within the property, with the Atlantic environment influencing both the visual character and the playing conditions. Links Pinamar serves the local membership and visiting golfers from Buenos Aires and beyond. The club maintains the social and dining traditions common to Argentine golf clubs, with an emphasis on hospitality and community. The course has hosted regional tournaments and competitions within Argentine golf, though it remains primarily a members' club focused on daily play and social golf rather than a major championship venue.