Our golf course has been named after an impressive 4,999-meter-high volcano of matchless beauty which stands to the Northwest of Malargüe. Ancient mining undertakings, such as Las Choicas and the Overo Volcano, are located nearby. Its base is crossed by the waters of the Atuel River, where important rainbow trout are caught. The idea of building a golf course in Malargüe emerged as an additional activity besides all those practiced in the area, such as winter sports, scientific tourism, paleontologic tourism, fishing and tours.