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Golf Courses in Marbella
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Real Club Valderrama
Any list of the best golf courses in Spain must include Valderrama! The course was designed in 1974 by Robert Trent Jones, Sr, one of the great golf course architects. As early as 1988, Valderrama began to host the newly-launched Volvo Masters, the flagship tournament of the PGA European Tour. And in 1997 the Club hosted the 32nd Ryder Cup, won by Europe in a most thrilling finish. Source: Real Club Valderrama.
Club de Campo Villa de Madrid
Designed by Mr. Javier Arana and inaugurated on the 21st of April, 1956. Some of the best names in the world have played and won tournaments on this course. Current home of the Open de España and past winners at this course include Spain’s most beloved golf heroes: Severiano Ballesteros (1995), Jon Rahm (2019) and Rafa Cabrera (2021). Other golf heroes that have played this course include Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Nick Faldo, Bernhard Langer, Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, Lee Westwood and Ian Woosnam. Par 71 with a slope of 144 from whites, 140 from yellow and 134 from red. Source: CCVM.
Real Club de Golf Sevilla
From hosting the Open de Sevilla, to the Open de Andalucía, to the World Golf Championship and also the Open de España as part of the European Tour. This gem was designed by Jose Mª Olazabal as a par 72 with 6,529 meters. It has more than 10,000 trees across 151 acres of land, and is characterized by wide fairways of Bermuda 419 and wavy greens of Agrostis Stolonifera A1 which are protected by 90 bunkers and 9 lakes. Planning a golf trip to Spain? You’ll be satisfied with picking Sevilla for it’s gastronomy and culture. Source: Real Club Sevilla Golf.
Real Golf de Pedreña
THE HOME OF SEVE BALLESTEROS. is definitely one of the best golf courses in Spain. Probably the most famous golf course known by all Spaniards as it’s the home of Seve, but hardly talked about and much less visited by foreigners. A 6,340 yards (5,764 meters), par 70 course and originally designed by the famous Harry S. Colt. A golf trip to Spain should definitely consider this gem. Source: Real Golf de Pedreña
PGA Catalunya
Regularly ranked among the top 20 golf courses of Continental Europe, the Stadium Course is set to welcome top professionals from April 28-May 1, 2022, who will be among the first to play the newly-upgraded tournament course modelled on Augusta National and TPC Sawgrass. Source: PGA Cataluya.
Real Club de Golf La Herrería
Located just 45 minutes northwest of Madrid, any golf trip to Spain should include this beautiful golf course as it sits inside the forest of the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Monastery of El Escorial. The views of the monastery, the forest and the Madrid skyline are unique. This is one of the best golf courses in Spain with a distance of 6,122 meters, slope of 144 and Par of 71. Source: Real Club de Golf La Herrería.
Golf Lerma
This is the perfect golf course for the wine enthusiasts. Located 30 minutes away from Spain’s second most famous wine region: Ribera del Duero. However, Golf Lerma is impressive, relatively flat and with difficult greens. From yellow it’s almost 6,000 meters with a PAR of 72. Its only 2 hours away from Madrid, but well worth sleeping in Aranda de Duero and taking in the gastronomy of the region. Source: Golf Lerma.
Real Sociedad Hípica Española Club de Campo
A short 20 minute drive from the center of Madrid, this private country club has two 18 hole golf courses which are impeccably maintained. The “North” course is certainly a hidden gem, and described by the club as a course to play strategically. While the “South” course requires precise and aggressive play. Source: RSHECC.