Hindu

Estadio Avenida del Golf sits on the grounds the club bought in Don Torcuato, in Tigre Partido, after moving out of Buenos Aires in the late 1930s: 83 hectares taken on when the original site could no longer hold what the club had become. Five thousand people fit around the pitch.

The name traces back further than the rugby. In 1919, students at Colegio La Salle staged plays under the name "Los Hindustánicos" to raise money, and when the social and sports club followed, the name stuck. Rugby itself did not arrive until players from Huemac Rugby Club joined in 1921, formalised in 1935.

It shows up in the stands: supporters chant "We don't have friends.

On the field, Hindú has been the URBA Top 12's dominant side of the modern era, with eleven titles between 1996 and 2022 and a matching haul of eleven National Club Championships. Juan Martín Fernández Lobbe, who won the World Cup twice with Argentina, came through the club.