Palacio del Negralejo sits within the grounds of a genuinely historic Madrid estate, built in 1790 on the ruins of the old Negrales castle and later home to a noble family's stud farm. A golf course was added to the estate in 2001, designed by Ramón Espinosa García, and by 2014 had grown into the only 18-hole pitch-and-putt course in the Community of Madrid.

The course plays across four different routings, so no two visits need be the same: the full 18-hole pitch-and-putt, a shorter 2×9 loop, a longer test of seven par 3s and two par 4s, or a mixed round combining long and short holes. It's a format built for repeat visits and genuine variety, and it's hosted more than 300 tournaments over the years, including five Spanish and fifteen Madrid championships.

A driving range, putting green and golf academy round out the facilities, and the course is open to all, with no membership required. Set within a historic estate just fifteen minutes from central Madrid, it's an easy, flexible round to build into a city break.