Spain
Golf in Spain: The Costa de Sol on the south coast is often referred to as the Costa del Golf, with the biggest concentration of sunshine and top-quality golf anywhere in Europe. Spain's east coast from top to toe is also excellent, though the courses are much more spread out.Occupying the largest share of the hot and (usually) sunny Iberian penisula, this historic and often beautiful country plays host to millions of Europe's holidaymakers - all-year round. To make the most of your golfing trip, and to help in your planning, you can look up the location of the best courses in Spain on our customised maps.
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Playa de Las Americas
Dave Thomas
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Alcudia
Robert Trent Jones Jr.
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Murcia
Jack Nicklaus
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Marbella
Seve Ballesteros
Visitors welcome
Algeciras
Dave Thomas
On application
Marbella
Javier Arana
Visitors welcome
Playa de Las Americas
Donald Steel
Visitors welcome
Palma
David Kidd
Visitors welcome
Maspalomas
Robert von Hagge, Michael Smelek & Richard Baril
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Palma
Kurt Rossknecht
Visitors welcome
Palma
Ramon Espinosa & Kurt Rossknecht
Visitors welcome
Palma
Original design by Fred Hawtree (1964); remodelled by Kurt Rossknect (2001).
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Cadiz / Jerez
Landmark
Visitors welcome
Marbella
Old course - Bernhard von Limburger (1968); New course - Paul Krings (1991).
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Barcelona
Jose Marie Olazabal
Visitors welcome
Tarragona
Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Visitors welcome
Playa de Las Americas
Seve Ballesteros
Visitors welcome
Marbella
Manuel Pinero
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Girona
Both Camiral's courses were designed by Neil Coles & Angel Gallardo: Stadium course (1999), Tour course (2005).
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Girona
Both Camiral's courses were designed by Neil Coles & Angel Gallardo: Stadium course (1999), Tour course (2005).
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Capdepera
Jose Gancedo
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Capdepera
Dan Maples
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Madrid
Javier Arana
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Playa de Las Americas
Jose (Pepe) Gancedo
Visitors welcome
Cadiz / Jerez
Jose Maria Olazabal
Visitors welcome
Girona
Hamilton Stutt & Co
Visitors welcome
Arrecife
Cdr John Harris
Visitors welcome
Girona
Ramon Espinosa
Visitors welcome
Almeria
Peter McEvoy
Weekdays only
Valencia
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Wkends restrictd
Las Palmas
Visitors welcome
Madrid
Robert von Hagge
Visitors welcome
Sevilla
Alvaro Arana
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Valencia
Javier Arana
Visitors welcome
Murcia
Nicklaus Design
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Girona
Robert von Hagge designed the Blue, Green and Yellow nines (1990), and Red-nine (2004).
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Girona
Robert von Hagge designed the Blue, Green and Yellow nines (1990), and Red-nine (2004).
Visitors welcome
Marbella
Jose Luis Lopez
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Marbella
Cabell B. Robinson
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Puerto del Rosario
Juan Catarimeau
Visitors welcome
Playa de Las Americas
Jose (Pepe) Gancedo; later modified by Manuel Pinero.
Visitors welcome
Murcia
Nicklaus Design
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Tarragona
Hills course designed by Green Project (Alfonso Vidaor and Magí Sardà).
Lakes course and Ruins course (nine-hole): designed by Greg Norman.
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Tarragona
Lakes course and Ruins course (nine-hole): designed by Greg Norman.
Hills course designed by Green Project (Alfonso Vidaor and Magí Sardà).
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Puerto del Rosario
Ron Kirby
9-hole course
Madrid
Javier Arana
Visitors welcome
Marbella
Cabell Robinson
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Marbella
Cabell Robinson
Visitors welcome
Marbella
Cabell Robinson
Visitors welcome
Madrid
Manuel Piñero
Visitors welcome
Valencia
Felipe Rodríguez in collaboration with the Luna brothers (Santi, Salva & Kiko).
Visitors welcome
Algeciras
Dave Thomas
Visitors welcome
Algeciras
Original design by Peter Alliss & Clive Clark (1991). Redesign and substantial modifications by American golf architect Kurtis Bowman (2022).
Visitors welcome
Cartagena
Robert Dean Putman
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Cartagena
Original design by Robert Dean Putman (1971); remodelled by Arnold Palmer (2005).
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Cartagena
Dave Thomas
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Arrecife
Ron Kirby
Visitors welcome
Marbella
Manuel Piñero
Visitors welcome
Algeciras
Cabell B. Robinson
Visitors welcome
Playa de Las Americas
John Jacobs
Visitors welcome
Murcia
Cabell B. Robinson
Visitors welcome
Valencia
José María Olazábal
Visitors welcome
Murcia
Nicklaus Design
Private club
Marbella
Old course designed by Bradford Benz (1994), with modifications by Marc Westenborg (2016). New course designed by Jonathan Gaunt & Steve Marnoch (1994).
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Madrid
Robert Dean Putman
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Marbella
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
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Palma
Dieter Cabus
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Marbella
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
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Cartagena
Original 9-hole course designed by Dave Thomas (2005); extended to 18-holes by Nicklaus Design (2009).
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Maspalomas
Scottish course architect Philip Mackenzie Ross (known as Mackenzie Ross).
Visitors welcome
Valencia
Ramon Espinosa
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Maspalomas
Ron Kirby
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Marbella
Robert Trent Jones Sr designed the Los Lagos course (1976) and Los Olivos course (1984).
Visitors welcome
Cadiz / Jerez
Jack Nicklaus
(Closed in 2011)
Marbella
Jose (Pepe) Gancedo
Visitors welcome
Cadiz / Jerez
Alejandro Maldonado
Visitors welcome
Cadiz / Jerez
Seve Ballesteros
Visitors welcome
Cadiz / Jerez
Seve Ballesteros
Visitors welcome
Girona
Fred Hawtree
Visitors welcome
Malaga
Tom Simpson
Visitors welcome
Girona
Jorge Soler
Visitors welcome
Capdepera
Original layout by Francisco López Segalés (1995); redesigned by José María Olazábal (2004-06).
Visitors welcome
Madrid
Jose Maria Olazabal
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Palma
Original design (1986) and enlargement to 18-holes (1995) designed by Martin Hawtree.
Visitors welcome
Girona
Javier Arana designed the first nine-holes (1942) and subsequent extension to 27-holes (1948).
Visitors welcome
Barcelona
Greg Norman designed the Rosa and Amarillo courses when El Prat relocated to this site in 2003.
Visitors welcome
Barcelona
Greg Norman designed the Rosa and Amarillo courses when El Prat relocated to this site in 2003.
Visitors welcome
Marbella
South course designed by Javier Arana (1959). North course designed by Folco Nardi (1973).
Visitors welcome
La Coruna
Designed by Scottish course architect Philip Mackenzie Ross (known as Mackenzie Ross).
Visitors welcome
Madrid
Original design by Antonio Lucena; modifications made in 2000 by José Gancedo.
Private club
Madrid
No.1 course designed by Jack Nicklaus working with Desmond Muirhead (1975); No.2 course laid out by Nicklaus Design under the direction of Ron Kirby (1990); No.3 course is a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design (2011); No.4 course designed by Nicklaus Design (2012).
On application
Marbella
Original design by Robert Trent Jones Sr (1968); renovated by Kyle Phillips (2014).
Wkends restrictd
Las Palmas
Current course at this location designed by Scottish course architect Philip Mackenzie Ross (1956).
Weekdays only
Bilbao
Javier Arana laid out the current design in 1960.
Visitors welcome
Bilbao
José María Olazábal
Visitors welcome
Bilbao
Harry Colt of the English design firm of Colt, Alison & Morrison (1928).
Private club
Madrid
Arriba course: the product of several design inputs, most notably from: Harry Colt (1910s), Tom Simpson (1924 & 1945), John Harris (1960s), Robert Trent Jones Jr (1998) and Kyle Phillips (2000).
Abajo course: designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr (1998).
Visitors welcome
Bilbao
Pierre Hirigoyen (France) laid out the current course when the club moved to its new location in the mid-1960s.
Visitors welcome
Sevilla
Jose Maria Olazabal
Visitors welcome
Madrid
Robert von Hagge designed the Norte (North) course in 1997 (when the Club moved to its present location) and the Sur (South) course in 2001.
Weekdays only
Algeciras
Original design by Robert Trent Jones Sr (1964); restored by Roger Rulewich & David Fleurie (2016).
Weekdays only
Santa Cruz
Antonio Lucena, Joaquin Laynez, Aureliano Yanes and Andres Alberto
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Algeciras
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
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Puerto del Rosario
Manolo Piñero
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Maspalomas
Original Old course designed by Roland Favré and Robert Trent Jones Jr (1999). New course (now holes 1-3 and 13-18) designed by Ron Kirby (2008). 36-hole layout revamped into 27 by David Williams (2022).
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Cadiz / Jerez
Borja Queipo de Llano
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Algeciras
Perry Dye & Seve Ballesteros
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Algeciras
Dave Thomas
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Marbella
Cabell B. Robinson
Visitors welcome
Madrid
Rees Jones
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Palma
Folco Nardi & Pepe Gancedo designed Santa Ponsa I, which opened in 1977. Santa Ponsa II dates from 1991 and the 9-hole Santa Ponsa III from 1999.
Visitors welcome
Murcia
Nicklaus Design
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Palma
Francisco López Segalés: East course (1994); West course (2001).
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Palma
German course architect Thomas Himmel.
Visitors welcome
Palma
John Harris & Jose Rodriguez
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Playa de Las Americas
Donald Steel
Visitors welcome
Barcelona
Original design by Tom Simpson, with later modifications by Fred W. Hawtree, and most recently by Manuel Pinero & Jim Fazio and by Tom Mackenzie & Martin Ebert.
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Palma
Cdr John Harris
Visitors welcome
Palma
Nicklaus Design
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Malaga
Jose (Pepe) Gancedo
Visitors welcome
Bilbao
Javier Arana
Visitors welcome
Capdepera
Bradford Benz
Visitors welcome
Almeria
Jose Canales
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Marbella
Cabell Robinson
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Madrid
Original nine-hole course opened in 1932. Spanish course architect Javier Arana designed the current Black course (1956), and front-nine of the Yellow course. Seve Ballesteros designed the back-nine of the Yellow course.
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Murcia
Paul Putman
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Marbella
Cristobal Guerrero
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Marbella
Antonio García Garrido
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Sevilla
Gary Player
The Masters: The 88th Masters Tournament at Augusta National sees LIV golfer Jon Rahm defend his title against the world’s best. Pressing hard will be world No.1 and 2022 champion Scottie Scheffler and world No.2 Rory McIlroy (April 11-14).
Chevron Championship: the women’s major championship season gets underway for the second year at its new Carlton Woods home outside Houston, Texas. World No.2 Lilia Vu defends (April 18-21).
Nelly Korda: records a perfect start to 2024 with four wins out of her last four appearances on the LPGA Tour, a feat last achieved by Lorena Ochoa in 2008. Korda's win at the T-Mobile Match Play brought up her 12th LPGA Tour victory.
Scottie Scheffler: narrowly missed out on matching Nelly Korda’s three-in-three, when he placed second at the Houston Open. This followed back-to-back wins at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and The Players. Like Korda, he remains comfortably ahead in the official world golf rankings.
Marco Simone Golf & Country Club: With a clubhouse that might befit a Roman Emperor, and a golf course to match, you can be sure of a memorable outing at Rome's most talked about golf facility.
Jim Fazio's original layout was much changed to create a modern Ryder Cup course ... now one of the Eternal City's (and Italy's) most revered.
Here at Prince’s Golf Club you'll find 27 excellent holes of links golf. Just over the fence and sharing similar terrain is Royal St George’s; but Prince’s is far from overshadowed by its venerable neighbour. The three nine-hole loops at Prince's, laid out over gently undulating terrain, are sure to bring a smile of satisfaction to all lovers of links golf.
Stay&Play at Prince's: excellent onsite Lodge accommodation available
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