Ctra Comarcal 426, km 15,
Alhaurin el Grande, nr Fuengirola, Andalucia 29120
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The Alhaurin Golf AcademyThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Hilly - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Rural countryside and residential.
Designer:
Seve Ballesteros
9-hole par-27 short course (744 metres).
36.608655
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44 km NE of Marbella
Between Marbella and Malaga, just north of Fuengirola, leave the AP-7 (E15) at exit 213 (Mijas) and follow the A-387 direction Mijas. After 4.3 km at roundabout turn left direction Mijas Centro, then immediately right direction Alhaurin el Grande. After o.9 km bear right direction Coin. After 4.9 km of twisting, undulating road, turn left into Alhaurin Golf gatehouse. Follow signs for 0.5 km to golf.
Alhaurin
Alhaurin Golf & Hotel Resort is home to a golf course you are going to love or hate - there are few neutral reactions to this Seve Ballesteros layout. A winding, twisting, narrow road brings you up into the mountains behind the Costa del Sol, and here you'll meet a rather winding, twisting golf course with fairways matching the narrowness of the road coming up.
The rewards for making the journey here, are some of the most spectacular mountain views provided from any Costa del Sol course. The price, however, is a technically demanding, tight and hilly course, where accuracy and local knowledge command a far bigger premium than big-hitting and length - there are a number of tough and "awkward" holes that require precise course management.
The front-nine contains a series of dramatic uphill and downhill holes set in a natural environment, demanding several blind tee and approach shots. The back nine is also undulating and brings more of the Alhaurin real estate closer to the course, including a swimming pool at the short par-4 18th that is very much in the firing line of slightly wayward tee-shots.
This is one of the Costa's most spectacularly memorable layouts, but not one of its most user-friendly or "fairer" golf courses.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance. Maximum handicap: men 28; women 36.
Golf carts available for hire and must remain on cart paths at all times.
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The rather stylish hill-top castle you see from the back nine is in fact a water tower, built in the mid 1990's. From the middle section of the front nine, you can see parts of the La Cala golf complex to the south.
Ctra. MA-426, Alhaurin el Grande
+34 952 595 800
Visit websiteAlhaurín Golf Hotel is a 4-star tourist resort located in the valley of the Sierra de Mijas, in the province of Málagas. The hotel has 38 spacious and welcoming rooms, overlooking the Mijas hillsides, and with all the comforts expected from a top-quality establishment.
Alhaurin
Mijas
Marbella G&CC
Mijas Golf Apt 138, Fuengirola, Malaga.
+34 952 47 30 50
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Mijas (adjacent to hotel); Alhaurin
La Cala; Marbella G&CC
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