Best Golf Resort Stays in Ushuaia

The World's Southernmost Rounds of Golf

The fullest resort-scale option on this list is Los Cauquenes Resort + Spa + Experiences, pairing its panoramic Beagle Channel views and private beach area with the kind of service that suits a golf-adjacent stay, including a satellite TV and minibar in every elegant guestroom and a spa built for recovery after either a round or a longer excursion elsewhere. The resort's five-star positioning gives it the space and service level that a genuine golf trip in a remote destination like Ushuaia benefits from having close at hand throughout the stay, whatever the day's main activity turns out to be.

Cumbres Del Martial takes a different approach entirely, tucked into the Bosque Fueguino forest seven kilometres from town with stonework interiors and a restaurant serving Patagonian lamb, offering a quieter lodge alternative for golfers who want the course nearby without a resort-scale property surrounding it on every side of the stay. The forest setting and Esperanza Stream views make it a genuinely restful base between rounds, closer to a country retreat than a golf resort in the conventional sense of the word most travellers would expect from that particular label.

Ushuaia Lodge rounds out the tier with an adults-only format, sea-view rooms and a garden and sun terrace suited to quiet recovery time, useful for golfers travelling without kids who want a calmer base than a full family resort nearby in the centre of town. The property's outdoor seating and picnic area give it a relaxed, unhurried feel that matches the low-key, novelty-driven nature of golf this far south rather than a serious competitive golf holiday built around tee times and a packed course schedule each and every single day.

Given how modest Ushuaia's own course is compared with golf destinations further north, most travellers here treat a round as a half-day curiosity within a longer Patagonia trip rather than the organising principle of the stay itself from the very outset of the planning. The three properties on this list all work well under that framing, offering enough space, service and setting to make a golf-adjacent stay comfortable without overselling Ushuaia as a genuine golf resort destination in its own right compared with proper courses further north in the country.

Ushuaia's golf course sits toward the edge of town, a modest nine-hole layout that plays more as a curiosity for visitors checking off the world's southernmost golf than as a serious golfing destination in its own right. The resorts positioned around this axis lean on their broader hillside settings, Beagle Channel views and wellness facilities to justify the stay, treating a round of golf as one activity within a longer, more varied Patagonian itinerary rather than the main event.