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    Golf Costa Adeje

    Finca de Los Olivos, s/n,

    Adeje, Tenerife 38670

    • Office

      +34 922 710 000

    • Fax

      +34 922 710 484

    • Golf pro

      Eric Rikkers, José Molina, Lorenzo Petit.

    • Academy

      Costa Adeje Golf School

    About the course

    • The Course:

      27 holes. Open parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.

    • Surroundings:

      Rural countryside and briefly oceanside.

    • Designer:

      Jose (Pepe) Gancedo
    Back
    tees
    Club
    tees
    Front
    tees
    Metres
    6203
    5889
    5134
    Par
    72
    72
    72
    SSS or slope
    72
    72

    At the same location:

    Above distances are for the Championship Course (A+B nines). The 9-hole par-33 Los Lagos course (2233 metres from back tees) is shorter than the other two nines.

    Location

    Latitude:

    28.113467

    Longitude:

    -16.748593

    How to get there:

    9 km NW of Playa de Las Americas

    Heading north on highway TF-1 from Playa de Las Americas, take exit 79 (Adeje). At roundabout take the third exit, crossing back over the highway, and follow the road north, parallel to the highway. After 1 km, at roundabout, take the last exit, direction Campo de Golf. After 1 km bear right and continue to follow signs to golf. After o.3 km turn left. After o.4 km golf is on your right.

    Golf Costa Adeje

    4-star: Above average course - well worth a visit.

    Est. 1998

    Golf Costa Adeje is home to one of Tenerife's busiest and most successful golf courses. Regular host to professional tournaments, it also provides a challenging and immensely scenic test for amateur golfers of all levels. The Championship course (A + B nines), sets you off on a scenic downhill journey towards the shimmering Atlantic Ocean. Along the way, on the very picturesque 3rd and 4th holes, the fairways cascade down old farm terraces that slope towards the sea, the original dry stone walls separating each terrace. Beware you don't drive over these terraces - it has been known ! Upon reaching the exquisite par-3 5th, you'll be playing your tee-shot from close to the ocean's edge, back up to an elevated and heavily bunkered green. Around Costa Adeje's often large and sloping putting surfaces, white sand bunkers (they were formerly black sand) provide an aesthetic counterpoint to the deep, blue Atlantic and lush greenness of the golf course. Beyond the course lies rugged brown desert, with very limited housing to be seen; the Canarian island of La Gomera sits away to the west. Although you'll not return to the seashore on the back-nine loop, it does present many testing, undulating holes, starting with the long par-3 10th (S.I. 2 and often played into the wind !). Here on the closing stretch the holes are pleasantly separated by volcanic-stone waste areas and a liberal scattering of palm trees. From the par-4 15th at the course's highest elevation you'll enjoy some of the best mountain and ocean panoramas, while the "step-down" terracing returns for the final three holes.
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    Visitors

    Who can play and when?

    Visitors welcome weekdays and weekends.

    Must book in advance. Maximum handicap: men 28; women 36. Proof of handicap may be required.

    Green fees

    Visitor fee, 18-holes in high season (Oct 2012 thru April 2013): €92.
    Credit cards accepted. Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2018].

    Other information

    Soft spikes only. Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.

    Practice facilities

    Excellent

    Did you know?

    From mid-2009 Costa Adeje will have its own onsite villas for visiting golfers, making it an excellent Stay & Play location. >> Costa Adeje has hosted many top level golf tourmanents including European Tour and Ladies European Tour events (see our Tournaments section > by Venue > Costa Adeje). >> Golf carts (buggies) are fitted with GPS.

    Where2Stay

    • Hotel Suite Villa Maria5-star

      Avda de los Acantilados, s/n (La Caleta), 38679 Adeje.

      +34 922 16 85 84

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      Surrounding the hotel with views of both the sea and surrounding mountains is the nine-hole “Los Lagos” course. If nine holes are not sufficient, you can try your hand on the championship course of Golf Adeje, just a few minutes from the hotel.

      • Golf at this hotel:

        Costa Adeje (1 km)

      • Golf within 10 km:

        Las Americas

      • Golf within 30 km:

        Abama; Amarilla; Golf del Sur.

    • Costa Adeje Gran Hotel5-star

      Avenida Bruselas 16,38660 Costa Adeje, Tenerife

      +34 922 719 421

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      Opened in 2001, this hotel is designed in a west-facing U-shape, with the guest rooms distributed on five floors. The hotel is located 400 metres from Duque Beach and Fañabé Beach, both of which have golden sand where you can enjoy a variety of water sports, sunbathe and soak up wonderful views across to the island of La Gomera.

      • Golf at this hotel:

        No

      • Golf within 10 km:

        Costa Adeje; Abama; Las Americas

      • Golf within 30 km:

        Golf del Sur; Amarilla

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