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
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Algeciras
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Algeciras
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Alcudia
Robert Trent Jones Jr.
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Murcia
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Marbella
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Algeciras
On application
Marbella
Visitors welcome
Playa de Las Americas
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Palma
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Maspalomas
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Palma
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Palma
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Palma
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Cadiz / Jerez
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Marbella
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Barcelona
Jose Marie Olazabal
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Tarragona
Robert Trent Jones Jr.
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Playa de Las Americas
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Marbella
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Capdepera
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Capdepera
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Madrid
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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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Playa de Las Americas
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Cadiz / Jerez
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Girona
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Arrecife
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Girona
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Almeria
Weekdays only
Valencia
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
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Las Palmas
Visitors welcome
Madrid
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Sevilla
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Valencia
Javier Arana
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Murcia
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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).
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Marbella
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Marbella
Cabell B. Robinson
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Puerto del Rosario
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Playa de Las Americas
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Murcia
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Puerto del Rosario
Ron Kirby
9-hole course
Madrid
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Marbella
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Marbella
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Marbella
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Madrid
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Valencia
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Cartagena
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Cartagena
Original design by Robert Dean Putman (1971); remodelled by Arnold Palmer (2005).
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Cartagena
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Arrecife
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Marbella
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Algeciras
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Playa de Las Americas
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Murcia
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Valencia
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Murcia
Private club
Marbella
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Madrid
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Marbella
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Tarragona
Green Project (lead designer Alfonso Vidaor).
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Tarragona
Greg Norman designed the 18-hole Lakes course and 9-hole Ruins course.
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Palma
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Marbella
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
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Cartagena
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Maspalomas
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Valencia
Ramon Espinosa
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Maspalomas
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Marbella
Robert Trent Jones Sr designed the Los Lagos course (1976) and Los Olivos course (1984).
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Cadiz / Jerez
Jack Nicklaus
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Marbella
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Cadiz / Jerez
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Cadiz / Jerez
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Cadiz / Jerez
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Girona
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Girona
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Girona
Both PGA Catalunya's courses were designed by Neil Coles & Angel Gallardo: Stadium course (1999), Tour course (2005).
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Girona
Both PGA Catalunya's courses were designed by Neil Coles & Angel Gallardo: Stadium course (1999), Tour course (2005).
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Palma
Cdr John Harris
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Capdepera
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Palma
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Madrid
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Palma
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Girona
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Barcelona
Greg Norman designed the Rosa and Amarillo courses when El Prat relocated to this site in 2003.
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Barcelona
Greg Norman designed the Rosa and Amarillo courses when El Prat relocated to this site in 2003.
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Marbella
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La Coruna
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Madrid
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).
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Marbella
Original design by Robert Trent Jones Sr (1968); renovated by Kyle Phillips (2014).
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Las Palmas
Current course at this location designed by Scottish course architect Philip Mackenzie Ross (1956).
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Malaga
Weekdays only
Bilbao
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Bilbao
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Bilbao
English architect Harry Colt (of Colt, Alison & Morrison).
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).
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Bilbao
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Sevilla
Jose Maria Olazabal
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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
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Algeciras
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
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Puerto del Rosario
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Maspalomas
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Maspalomas
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Cadiz / Jerez
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Algeciras
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Algeciras
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Marbella
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Madrid
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Palma
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Murcia
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Palma
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Palma
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Palma
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Playa de Las Americas
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Barcelona
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Malaga
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Bilbao
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Capdepera
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Almeria
Jose Canales
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Marbella
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Murcia
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Marbella
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Marbella
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Sevilla
Tournaments:
Women’s major championships: the month of June sees two women’s majors: the US Women’s Open (June 3-6), with A Lim Kim defending, and the Women’s PGA Championship (June 24-27), with Sei Young Kim defending.
Senior PGA Championship: the revered Southern Hills in Oklahoma hosts the 81st staging of this event (May 27-30); Ken Tanigawa holds the title from its last playing in 2019.
Who's Who:
Phil Mickelson: in winning the 2021 PGA Championship, the world’s most famous “leftie” became the oldest winner of a golf major championship.
Hideki Matsuyama: became the first Japanese professional to win a men’s major championship, when he triumphed in this year’s Masters Tournament.
New 27-hole golf complex to be built in southern Belgium
A new golf complex in southern Belgium, close to the border with Luxembourg, will start construction in June 2021.
American Dunes opens for play following Nicklaus transformation
Nicklaus Design has transformed the former Grand Haven Golf Club in Michigan into the American Dunes Golf Club, a new public course that is now open for play
New course opens for play at Barnbougle
Bill Coore designs 14-hole layout with “sporty” holes on dune ridge above Lost Farm (golf carts allowed).
Gamble Sands opens short course:
David McLay Kidd’s 14-hole QuickSands short course has opened for play at Gamble Sands in Brewster, Washington.
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