Pitch n Putt Costa Salguero is a short-game facility located in the Costanera Norte area of Palermo, along the Río de la Plata waterfront in Buenos Aires. The course occupies part of the Costa Salguero complex, a district known for convention centers, exhibition spaces, and recreational facilities that stretch along the northern riverfront of the city. This location places it within easy reach of central Buenos Aires neighborhoods while offering open space uncommon in the dense urban environment. The facility consists of short holes designed for pitch-and-putt play, where players use wedges and putters to navigate compact layouts. These courses typically measure between thirty and eighty yards per hole, emphasizing approach shots and putting rather than full swings. The flat terrain characteristic of the Río de la Plata shoreline shapes the routing, and the setting provides views across the river and the city skyline. Lighting allows for evening play, a practical feature given Buenos Aires' late dining culture and summer heat. Pitch-and-putt courses in Argentina serve both recreational golfers and those practicing short-game skills without the time commitment of a full round. Costa Salguero functions as an accessible introduction to golf in a city where traditional courses often require membership or lie in distant suburbs. The facility includes a driving range and practice areas, making it part of the broader golf infrastructure serving the metropolitan area.