Spain Golf Courses, Green Fees

Finca Cortesin Golf

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Finca Cortesin is an 18-hole, par 72 championship golf course, measuring 7,000mt from the back tees and displaying over 100 strategically placed bunkers and is rated as one of the best golf courses in Spain and Europe. Its most attractive features beyond the service are its landscape and natural environment and the lack of property development around it. Designed by Cabell Robinson and landscaped by Herald Huggan, it embodies all the natural character they have discovered. The Volvo World Match Play has elevated Finca Cortesin to a group of great golf courses and world-class event venues, and the hosting of the Solheim Cup in 2023 has proven this. All green fees at Finca Cortesin benefit exclusively from a bag drop service, warm up balls, and other small amenities typical of great courses that want to provide golfers with a wonderful golfing experience. (...)

Finca Cortesin is an 18-hole, par 72 championship golf course, measuring 7,000mt from the back tees and displaying over 100 strategically placed bunkers and is rated as one of the best golf courses in Spain and Europe. Its most attractive features beyond the service are its landscape and natural environment and the lack of property development around it. Designed by Cabell Robinson and landscaped by Herald Huggan, it embodies all the natural character they have discovered. The Volvo World Match Play has elevated Finca Cortesin to a group of great golf courses and world-class event venues, and the hosting of the Solheim Cup in 2023 has proven this. All green fees at Finca Cortesin benefit exclusively from a bag drop service, warm up balls, and other small amenities typical of great courses that want to provide golfers with a wonderful golfing experience.

La Reserva at Sotogrande

La Reserva Golf Club is the newest gem that joined the world class golf courses Valderrama, Sotogrande and San Roque, making this destination an even better in the top quality golf destinations in Europe. La Reserva golf course is an 18-hole course with 5 sets of tees & views down to the Mediterranean Sea. The designer Cabell B. Ronson, made a long golf course with wide fairways and large greens. Water hazards are present in several holes and besides the first one they won't never face the golfer.(...)

La Reserva Golf Club is the newest gem that joined the world class golf courses Valderrama, Sotogrande and San Roque, making this destination an even better in the top quality golf destinations in Europe. La Reserva golf course is an 18-hole course with 5 sets of tees & views down to the Mediterranean Sea. The designer Cabell B. Ronson, made a long golf course with wide fairways and large greens. Water hazards are present in several holes and besides the first one they won't never face the golfer.

Real Sotogrande Golf course is often voted to be among the top ten golf courses in Europe - and rightly so. Holes 7 and 12 have special relevance, as are considered two of the best holes in the World by GOLF MAGAZINE's publishers. It is the first golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones in Europe.''Sotogrande Old'', as it is called by the locals, boasts mature vegetation with pine, cork oaks, eucalyptus and giant palm trees enhancing the natural beauty of the surroundings.The first professional event to be played after Sotogrande's inauguration was the 1966 Spanish Open won by Roberto de Vicenzo with 279 strokes; the clubhouse winner boards show Severiano Ballesteros made the same score twenty-one years later to win the Spanish PGA Championship.(...)

Real Sotogrande Golf course is often voted to be among the top ten golf courses in Europe - and rightly so. Holes 7 and 12 have special relevance, as are considered two of the best holes in the World by GOLF MAGAZINE's publishers. It is the first golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones in Europe.''Sotogrande Old'', as it is called by the locals, boasts mature vegetation with pine, cork oaks, eucalyptus and giant palm trees enhancing the natural beauty of the surroundings.The first professional event to be played after Sotogrande's inauguration was the 1966 Spanish Open won by Roberto de Vicenzo with 279 strokes; the clubhouse winner boards show Severiano Ballesteros made the same score twenty-one years later to win the Spanish PGA Championship.

San Roque Club New Course

The New course perfectly complements the David Thomas layout that transformed the site back in the 1980s and which put San Roque onto the world stage of golf. Both Trent Jones and David Thomas had expansive sites on which to practice their arts. In this case, Perry Dye, son of the illustrious Pete, found a limited canvas at odds with the magnanimous acreage to which most US golf architects are accustomed. The San Roque New course is laid over a scant 45 hectares, a vaguely triangular-shaped oblong lying parallel to the ocean and with a sacrosanct nature reserve running along one boundary. To complicate matters, its centrepiece was a huge hill festooned with cork and oak trees. Plainly, ''shifting dirt'', as the Dye dynasty has it, was a priority, as was transplanting trees, hundreds of them. San Roque New is an all-round examination of ability and character where the major test invariably awaits with the approach shot. The New course greens, though large, present small targets in that they have a narrow opening or are angled, often side-on and partially hidden by subtle mounding. The lay-up will be a popular option here. Horticulturally speaking, the New course is unique in several aspects. In what he classifies as his wilderness areas, the architect has introduced a species the Americans know as love grass. Similar to marram grass but finer stemmed and lusher, it lays a knee-high carpet that gives a “Mexican wave” in a breeze. It forms a beautiful backdrop to many holes, along with another innovation: cascading wildflowers, acres of them, whose seeds were brought over from their native Colorado, where Dye is based. The more practical grasses are unusual, too. Dye has used five varieties of hybrid Bermuda on each hole: tees, fairways, greens surrounds and on the putting surfaces. On the greens, it is Tifeagle, a species ideally suited to the climate of Southern Spain. It is one that doesn’t hibernate in winter. It gives a good matt cover and has a finer grain, too, bringing a more consistent roll than the old fashioned Bermuda. Good putters will be licking their lips, although they’d better be sharp-eyed. The greens get a tad slick down-grain and consequently more than a hint slower against it. On cross-grain putts, the ball will wander just a touch at the death so bring your reading glasses! A compelling vista is enhanced by a series of rock retaining walls, built from material unearthed in the construction, and two large lakes. The latter provides irrigation and add spice to four holes: the 7th and 14th greens straddle one lake; the 9th and 18th are separated by the other. The New Course is simply a celebration of golf in its purest form.(...)

The New course perfectly complements the David Thomas layout that transformed the site back in the 1980s and which put San Roque onto the world stage of golf. Both Trent Jones and David Thomas had expansive sites on which to practice their arts. In this case, Perry Dye, son of the illustrious Pete, found a limited canvas at odds with the magnanimous acreage to which most US golf architects are accustomed. The San Roque New course is laid over a scant 45 hectares, a vaguely triangular-shaped oblong lying parallel to the ocean and with a sacrosanct nature reserve running along one boundary. To complicate matters, its centrepiece was a huge hill festooned with cork and oak trees. Plainly, ''shifting dirt'', as the Dye dynasty has it, was a priority, as was transplanting trees, hundreds of them. San Roque New is an all-round examination of ability and character where the major test invariably awaits with the approach shot. The New course greens, though large, present small targets in that they have a narrow opening or are angled, often side-on and partially hidden by subtle mounding. The lay-up will be a popular option here. Horticulturally speaking, the New course is unique in several aspects. In what he classifies as his wilderness areas, the architect has introduced a species the Americans know as love grass. Similar to marram grass but finer stemmed and lusher, it lays a knee-high carpet that gives a “Mexican wave” in a breeze. It forms a beautiful backdrop to many holes, along with another innovation: cascading wildflowers, acres of them, whose seeds were brought over from their native Colorado, where Dye is based. The more practical grasses are unusual, too. Dye has used five varieties of hybrid Bermuda on each hole: tees, fairways, greens surrounds and on the putting surfaces. On the greens, it is Tifeagle, a species ideally suited to the climate of Southern Spain. It is one that doesn’t hibernate in winter. It gives a good matt cover and has a finer grain, too, bringing a more consistent roll than the old fashioned Bermuda. Good putters will be licking their lips, although they’d better be sharp-eyed. The greens get a tad slick down-grain and consequently more than a hint slower against it. On cross-grain putts, the ball will wander just a touch at the death so bring your reading glasses! A compelling vista is enhanced by a series of rock retaining walls, built from material unearthed in the construction, and two large lakes. The latter provides irrigation and add spice to four holes: the 7th and 14th greens straddle one lake; the 9th and 18th are separated by the other. The New Course is simply a celebration of golf in its purest form.

San Roque Club Old Course

The San Roque Club is almost unmatched for scenery and elegance. Home of the European Tour Qualifying School Finals from 1993 - 2007 as well as hosts of the Spanish Open (2005 & 2006). The San Roque Club offers 2 golf courses which are as fun to play as they are beautiful, within a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Designed by the legendary Dave Thomas, The Old Course is rated amongst the finest golf courses in Europe and always within the top 5 in Spain. The New Course - 6626 m - complements The Old Course while presenting a very different challenge. The designs, by the renowned American golf course designer Perry With its length of 6494m it features beautiful cork oak woods on the front 9 and stunning water hazards on the back 9 holes. This championship golf course is fun to play. The Old Course incorporates the contours of the San Roque hills, giving golfers wonderful views to the Guadalquiton River and the Mediterranean Sea beyond. Away from the greens, The San Roque Golf Club also offers an authentic Japanese Restaurant, Bar Jerez for all-day snacks and drinks, excellent practice facilities and Golf Academy as well as Club Membership. The Old course closed at the end of 2019 to allow for the complete renovation of the layout and it will open at the end of 2020. Construction work was then carried out the following year by Atlantic Golf and Southwest Greens, with the Better Billy Bunker system installed in all the sand hazards. Tees and greens were rebuilt with bentgrass, Bermuda grass was used on the fairways, and the two nines were reversed.(...)

The San Roque Club is almost unmatched for scenery and elegance. Home of the European Tour Qualifying School Finals from 1993 - 2007 as well as hosts of the Spanish Open (2005 & 2006). The San Roque Club offers 2 golf courses which are as fun to play as they are beautiful, within a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Designed by the legendary Dave Thomas, The Old Course is rated amongst the finest golf courses in Europe and always within the top 5 in Spain. The New Course - 6626 m - complements The Old Course while presenting a very different challenge. The designs, by the renowned American golf course designer Perry With its length of 6494m it features beautiful cork oak woods on the front 9 and stunning water hazards on the back 9 holes. This championship golf course is fun to play. The Old Course incorporates the contours of the San Roque hills, giving golfers wonderful views to the Guadalquiton River and the Mediterranean Sea beyond. Away from the greens, The San Roque Golf Club also offers an authentic Japanese Restaurant, Bar Jerez for all-day snacks and drinks, excellent practice facilities and Golf Academy as well as Club Membership. The Old course closed at the end of 2019 to allow for the complete renovation of the layout and it will open at the end of 2020. Construction work was then carried out the following year by Atlantic Golf and Southwest Greens, with the Better Billy Bunker system installed in all the sand hazards. Tees and greens were rebuilt with bentgrass, Bermuda grass was used on the fairways, and the two nines were reversed.

Valderrama is a 6356 metres par 71 with no hole of less than championship quality but it can be fully enjoyed by players of all handicaps, thanks to the genius of Robert Trent Jones, Senior, whom many consider the leading golf architect of his day. Valderrama Golf course is one of the leading golf coures in Europe and the venue of some of the most important golf competitions in Europe. In 1997 it hosted the Ryders Cup, and this definitely made this world class course one of the most requested for tee times in Europe.(...)

Valderrama is a 6356 metres par 71 with no hole of less than championship quality but it can be fully enjoyed by players of all handicaps, thanks to the genius of Robert Trent Jones, Senior, whom many consider the leading golf architect of his day. Valderrama Golf course is one of the leading golf coures in Europe and the venue of some of the most important golf competitions in Europe. In 1997 it hosted the Ryders Cup, and this definitely made this world class course one of the most requested for tee times in Europe.

Alferini Golf at Villa Padierna

Alferini Golf Club is a true challenge for any golfer. Situated next to the other course of our Resort, Alferini golf course has a long layout of 6.600 metres and is one of the few par 73s on the Coast with some of the fairways requiring pinpoint accuracy and large, generous greens. With four large lakes, water comes into play on several holes, and there is a minimum of five levels on each tee enabling Alferini golf course to be adapted to different playing levels and degrees of difficulty. Out on the course there is a feeling of peace and quiet, a welcome lack of noise, because Alferini Golf Club is truly in the midst of nature, a lush valley within the mountains of Benahavís.(...)

Alferini Golf Club is a true challenge for any golfer. Situated next to the other course of our Resort, Alferini golf course has a long layout of 6.600 metres and is one of the few par 73s on the Coast with some of the fairways requiring pinpoint accuracy and large, generous greens. With four large lakes, water comes into play on several holes, and there is a minimum of five levels on each tee enabling Alferini golf course to be adapted to different playing levels and degrees of difficulty. Out on the course there is a feeling of peace and quiet, a welcome lack of noise, because Alferini Golf Club is truly in the midst of nature, a lush valley within the mountains of Benahavís.

Chaparral Golf Course

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Chaparral Golf course is an 18-hole “Parkland Forest” course, surrounded by a Mediterranean forest. The protected area enhances the typical beauty of the region, where the mountains meet the sea. Chaparral Golf Club is situated in a privileged location, in the heart of Andalucía, in the Mijas Golf Valley. Being next to the sea and only 25 minutes’ drive from Malaga’s airport makes this a popular destination for golfers from all over Europe. Golfers visiting the Costa del Sol who wish to play at Chaparral can take advantage of a variety of deals, beginning with a free player for every seven paying guests (''Group Offer''), green fees that include buggies, either for a simple round of golf or a “Day Pass” that permits you to play more than 18 holes on the same day and with the same voucher. Chaparral also offers a twilight pricing, which, for the majority of the year, allows golfers to complete 18 holes. The Club is the perfect starting point of a combined holiday of golf and culture, with less than 20 minutes to the Old Town of Marbella and the famous luxury harbour “Puerto Banús”. The closest town is Fuengirola with a wide selection of restaurants and one of the largest promenades in Spain. To offer a high standard service and a pleasant experience to each client from the moment they arrive at the Club, is the fundamental objective of the Chaparral Golf Club team. Chaparral Golf Club offers the golf player what every golfer is looking for: an unforgettable experience. (...)

Chaparral Golf course is an 18-hole “Parkland Forest” course, surrounded by a Mediterranean forest. The protected area enhances the typical beauty of the region, where the mountains meet the sea. Chaparral Golf Club is situated in a privileged location, in the heart of Andalucía, in the Mijas Golf Valley. Being next to the sea and only 25 minutes’ drive from Malaga’s airport makes this a popular destination for golfers from all over Europe. Golfers visiting the Costa del Sol who wish to play at Chaparral can take advantage of a variety of deals, beginning with a free player for every seven paying guests (''Group Offer''), green fees that include buggies, either for a simple round of golf or a “Day Pass” that permits you to play more than 18 holes on the same day and with the same voucher. Chaparral also offers a twilight pricing, which, for the majority of the year, allows golfers to complete 18 holes. The Club is the perfect starting point of a combined holiday of golf and culture, with less than 20 minutes to the Old Town of Marbella and the famous luxury harbour “Puerto Banús”. The closest town is Fuengirola with a wide selection of restaurants and one of the largest promenades in Spain. To offer a high standard service and a pleasant experience to each client from the moment they arrive at the Club, is the fundamental objective of the Chaparral Golf Club team. Chaparral Golf Club offers the golf player what every golfer is looking for: an unforgettable experience.

El Paraiso Golf Course lies in the valley in the foothills of the Sierra Bermaja mountains. The fairways bordered by heavy rough include meandering streams and fauna such as oleander, jacaranda, and mimosas. The clubhouse is situated in the middle of the golf course and calls the 6th hole its ''Signature hole'' which has a dogleg left par 5 and needs the drive to avoid two bunkers on both sides and also a lake in the second shot. The club also offers a golf school with lessons for the beginner to the professional and in a wide variety of languages. It is also home to the GASP swing analyzing system.(...)

El Paraiso Golf Course lies in the valley in the foothills of the Sierra Bermaja mountains. The fairways bordered by heavy rough include meandering streams and fauna such as oleander, jacaranda, and mimosas. The clubhouse is situated in the middle of the golf course and calls the 6th hole its ''Signature hole'' which has a dogleg left par 5 and needs the drive to avoid two bunkers on both sides and also a lake in the second shot. The club also offers a golf school with lessons for the beginner to the professional and in a wide variety of languages. It is also home to the GASP swing analyzing system.

Estepona Golf course is known for its impecable greens, its ample fairways and tees, as well as the wonderful views across Costa del Sol's countryside and the blue Mediterranean. Located on an elevation, it is naturally quite hilly, featuring countless palm trees, olive trees and eucalyptus, which give it a very nice park atmosphere. Tee Times Tour Operator offers discounted green fees and promotions on Estepona Golf Course, including Unlimited Golf and Golf Packages at Estepona Palace & Despacio Spa Centre. The golf course has a reputation for providing a flawless service and excellent value for money golf! Hole nr.10 is their signature hole, and despite being a short Par 4, players will face a challenging overwater shot to the green. As many golf courses in Costa del Sol, it is usually very busy but that is something that comes with playing a course as nice as this!(...)

Estepona Golf course is known for its impecable greens, its ample fairways and tees, as well as the wonderful views across Costa del Sol's countryside and the blue Mediterranean. Located on an elevation, it is naturally quite hilly, featuring countless palm trees, olive trees and eucalyptus, which give it a very nice park atmosphere. Tee Times Tour Operator offers discounted green fees and promotions on Estepona Golf Course, including Unlimited Golf and Golf Packages at Estepona Palace & Despacio Spa Centre. The golf course has a reputation for providing a flawless service and excellent value for money golf! Hole nr.10 is their signature hole, and despite being a short Par 4, players will face a challenging overwater shot to the green. As many golf courses in Costa del Sol, it is usually very busy but that is something that comes with playing a course as nice as this!