Golf courses, green fees in Málaga

Chaparral Golf Course

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Chaparral Golf Club 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. 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. Chaparral Golf Club is situated in a privileged location, in the heart of Andalucía, in the Mijas Golf Valley, only 25 minutes from the airport! Golf, Culture and Gastronomy Less than half an hour from the club you can visit three of Malaga’s main cultural attractions; the capital of Malaga, which has become one of the most important cultural cities in Europe, “Mijas Pueblo”, typical white town of Andalusia and the historic town of “Ronda”. The excellent service and the personal attention is one of the characteristics of Chaparral Golf Club. 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 team. Chaparral Golf Club offers the golf player what every golfer is looking for: an unforgettable experience.(...)

Chaparral Golf Club 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. 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. Chaparral Golf Club is situated in a privileged location, in the heart of Andalucía, in the Mijas Golf Valley, only 25 minutes from the airport! Golf, Culture and Gastronomy Less than half an hour from the club you can visit three of Malaga’s main cultural attractions; the capital of Malaga, which has become one of the most important cultural cities in Europe, “Mijas Pueblo”, typical white town of Andalusia and the historic town of “Ronda”. The excellent service and the personal attention is one of the characteristics of Chaparral Golf Club. 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 team. Chaparral Golf Club offers the golf player what every golfer is looking for: an unforgettable experience.

La Cala America

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La Cala America formerly the North Course is enhanced by spectacular views to the Sierra de Ojén and Mediterranean Sea. A buggy is a necessity as the golf course is extremely hilly and has some huge changes in elevation on and between golf holes, La Cala America have some occasional long distances between greens and tees. It’s wide, linked fairways and relatively few bunkers make La Cala America a slightly easier driving course, requiring a lot of carry across steep brush-covering side slopes, while the small raised greens demands precise club selection.You will find water hazards on the 9th and 16th.Holes 6, 9 and 18, par-5ths are particularly more challenging and the par-3 16th is a real treat to play. An emblem of the architectural brilliance of the designer Cabell B. Robinson, he takes pride in the complexity of the La Cala America golf course and values it as one of its personal favorite works. (...)

La Cala America formerly the North Course is enhanced by spectacular views to the Sierra de Ojén and Mediterranean Sea. A buggy is a necessity as the golf course is extremely hilly and has some huge changes in elevation on and between golf holes, La Cala America have some occasional long distances between greens and tees. It’s wide, linked fairways and relatively few bunkers make La Cala America a slightly easier driving course, requiring a lot of carry across steep brush-covering side slopes, while the small raised greens demands precise club selection.You will find water hazards on the 9th and 16th.Holes 6, 9 and 18, par-5ths are particularly more challenging and the par-3 16th is a real treat to play. An emblem of the architectural brilliance of the designer Cabell B. Robinson, he takes pride in the complexity of the La Cala America golf course and values it as one of its personal favorite works. 

A beautiful picturesque golf course between the sea and mountains. The Torrequebrada golf course is very conveniently situated at approximately 20 minutes from Malaga Airport, Torremolinos and Fuengirola, and just 10 minutes from Benalmádena and its popular leisure harbour.Torrequebrada was host to the 53rd Spanish Open Championship in 1979. A unique feature is the variety of fairway design, which makes it important to choose the right club for each shot. The more intrepid player can test his skill on every hole, whatever his handicap. It would not be correct to draw attention to any particular hole as they are all part of the combined challenge presented by the landscape and nature itself. The greens are notable for their size and speed. Strategically placed lakes and bunkers add to the course´s challenge and interest. Over 100 varieties of shrubs and trees line Torrequebrada´s fairways and every hole has a backdrop of the blue Mediterranean and the mountains.(...)

A beautiful picturesque golf course between the sea and mountains. The Torrequebrada golf course is very conveniently situated at approximately 20 minutes from Malaga Airport, Torremolinos and Fuengirola, and just 10 minutes from Benalmádena and its popular leisure harbour.Torrequebrada was host to the 53rd Spanish Open Championship in 1979. A unique feature is the variety of fairway design, which makes it important to choose the right club for each shot. The more intrepid player can test his skill on every hole, whatever his handicap. It would not be correct to draw attention to any particular hole as they are all part of the combined challenge presented by the landscape and nature itself. The greens are notable for their size and speed. Strategically placed lakes and bunkers add to the course´s challenge and interest. Over 100 varieties of shrubs and trees line Torrequebrada´s fairways and every hole has a backdrop of the blue Mediterranean and the mountains.

Añoreta Golf course

Añoreta Golf is the first 18-hole golf course to be built to the east of Malaga.The Añoreta Course was designed by the famed Ryder Cup Champion José María Cañizares. The par 72 has a longitude of 6,016 metres for professionals and 5,833 for amateurs.Añoreta first opened in 1990. Añoreta golf course is a good challenge for players of every level. Añoreta golf has a pleasant design surrounded by trees and water that enhance the natural beauty. The 7th hole has sea views. The 17th hole par 3, surrounded by a large lake and spectacular green. The 18th hole golf course will captivate you with its beauty. Its abundant vegetation and all the water increase Añoretas natural charm.(...)

Añoreta Golf is the first 18-hole golf course to be built to the east of Malaga.The Añoreta Course was designed by the famed Ryder Cup Champion José María Cañizares. The par 72 has a longitude of 6,016 metres for professionals and 5,833 for amateurs.Añoreta first opened in 1990. Añoreta golf course is a good challenge for players of every level. Añoreta golf has a pleasant design surrounded by trees and water that enhance the natural beauty. The 7th hole has sea views. The 17th hole par 3, surrounded by a large lake and spectacular green. The 18th hole golf course will captivate you with its beauty. Its abundant vegetation and all the water increase Añoretas natural charm.

Designed by Robert Trent Senior, the main feature which distinguishes Olivos golf course from The Lakes is the abundance of characteristic Mediterraean Olive trees, its smaller size, as well as fewer water hazards. The greens at Los Olivos golf course are smaller, undulating and well defended. Although both golf courses are the work of the same designer, there is no doubt there are interesting contrasts between the two golf courses: if Los Lagos are based on hazards of water and sand, Los Olivos is strategic narrow tree lined fairways and elevated greens.(...)

Designed by Robert Trent Senior, the main feature which distinguishes Olivos golf course from The Lakes is the abundance of characteristic Mediterraean Olive trees, its smaller size, as well as fewer water hazards. The greens at Los Olivos golf course are smaller, undulating and well defended. Although both golf courses are the work of the same designer, there is no doubt there are interesting contrasts between the two golf courses: if Los Lagos are based on hazards of water and sand, Los Olivos is strategic narrow tree lined fairways and elevated greens.

Mijas Los Lagos golf course is the larger of the two Mijas Golf courses with is 6,536 meters. The golf course has been totally refurbished in 2012, but have kept Robert Trent Jones Jr originall design. Mijas Los Lagos is a course with soft slopes, wide fairways, and few forest trees obstacles, but defended by many bunkers and not less than nine lakes. The greens are large and flat with sensitive undulations and the wide tees can be accommodated to reduce or enlarge the challenge of the golf course.Mijas Los Lagos is considered a course suitable for holiday golfers, being one of the most famous golf courses of the Costa del Sol.(...)

Mijas Los Lagos golf course is the larger of the two Mijas Golf courses with is 6,536 meters. The golf course has been totally refurbished in 2012, but have kept Robert Trent Jones Jr originall design. Mijas Los Lagos is a course with soft slopes, wide fairways, and few forest trees obstacles, but defended by many bunkers and not less than nine lakes. The greens are large and flat with sensitive undulations and the wide tees can be accommodated to reduce or enlarge the challenge of the golf course.Mijas Los Lagos is considered a course suitable for holiday golfers, being one of the most famous golf courses of the Costa del Sol.

Santana golf course is a poplular course in the Fuengirola area. The golf course has breathtaking views of the Mijas mountains, close to the Mediterranean sea. The golf course is set in a former avocado plantation which provided a natural solution to many problems. The final result is a magnificent golf course with wide and well defined fairways on level terrain, hence easily walkable, where water features play an important albeit not excessive part in the overall design.(...)

Santana golf course is a poplular course in the Fuengirola area. The golf course has breathtaking views of the Mijas mountains, close to the Mediterranean sea. The golf course is set in a former avocado plantation which provided a natural solution to many problems. The final result is a magnificent golf course with wide and well defined fairways on level terrain, hence easily walkable, where water features play an important albeit not excessive part in the overall design.

Baviera Golf course

Baviera Golf Course was designed by professional golfer José María Cañizares, an internationally renowned sports man whose achievements have included five tournaments of the European circuit and two world championships, as well having competed in the Ryder Cup several times. Baviera Golf is an even golf course characterised by wide greens and an impressive variety of obstacles which allow for a range of strokes. It’s also been designed perfectly for all types of handicap. Baviera golf course boasts unrivalled views of the Mediterranean Sea to one side and the mountains to the other, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable golfing experience(...)

Baviera Golf Course was designed by professional golfer José María Cañizares, an internationally renowned sports man whose achievements have included five tournaments of the European circuit and two world championships, as well having competed in the Ryder Cup several times. Baviera Golf is an even golf course characterised by wide greens and an impressive variety of obstacles which allow for a range of strokes. It’s also been designed perfectly for all types of handicap. Baviera golf course boasts unrivalled views of the Mediterranean Sea to one side and the mountains to the other, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable golfing experience

La Cala Asia

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La Cala Resort is 5925 metres in length, par 72. Formerly the South Course, the spectacular Campo Asia has plenty of challenging holes, guaranteeing a testing round of golf. The oldest of the resorts three golf courses and the one most respected by the professionals, it is narrow and short, with four par 5 holes demanding skill and strategy. Look out for the 10th with its classic design, and the 5th where the aim of your drive is especially critical. The 18th requires full concentration. Remember not to over-club off the tee or this lengthy par 5 could spoil your scorecard. La Cala Resort is one of the largest and most exclusive golf resorts in southern Europe with three 18 hole golf courses and a high standard Par 3 six hole golf course. The natural features of the La Cala terrain have been used to challenging effect by the renowned golf course architect, Cabell B. Robinson. The three golf courses are carefully maintained to ensure they are playable all year round. The North Course (now renamed Campo America) is perhaps more difficult than the shorter South (Campo Asia) but both demand great accuracy from the tee and careful club selection. Meanwhile, the third golf course, Campo Europa, uses the River Ojen in making the golf course distinctive. The layout allows for plenty of water hazards. All three offer different challenges to all levels of golfers and demand good golf course management in addition to a wide variety of shots.(...)

La Cala Resort is 5925 metres in length, par 72. Formerly the South Course, the spectacular Campo Asia has plenty of challenging holes, guaranteeing a testing round of golf. The oldest of the resorts three golf courses and the one most respected by the professionals, it is narrow and short, with four par 5 holes demanding skill and strategy. Look out for the 10th with its classic design, and the 5th where the aim of your drive is especially critical. The 18th requires full concentration. Remember not to over-club off the tee or this lengthy par 5 could spoil your scorecard. La Cala Resort is one of the largest and most exclusive golf resorts in southern Europe with three 18 hole golf courses and a high standard Par 3 six hole golf course. The natural features of the La Cala terrain have been used to challenging effect by the renowned golf course architect, Cabell B. Robinson. The three golf courses are carefully maintained to ensure they are playable all year round. The North Course (now renamed Campo America) is perhaps more difficult than the shorter South (Campo Asia) but both demand great accuracy from the tee and careful club selection. Meanwhile, the third golf course, Campo Europa, uses the River Ojen in making the golf course distinctive. The layout allows for plenty of water hazards. All three offer different challenges to all levels of golfers and demand good golf course management in addition to a wide variety of shots.

La Cala Europa

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La Cala Europa course is 6014 metres in length, par 71. A dramatic golf course but easier for the average golfer, with generous fairways, flatter terrain and slightly larger greens than Campo America and Asia. Notable for one main bridge and four smaller bridges across the River Ojén, which features in eight holes, cutting across three fairways. There are four tunnels for golf carts. Water hazards guard the 3rd and 14th greens. The 14th is at the maximum limit of what is allowed for a par 3 at 233 metres. The par 5 11th is the longest hole at 524 metres. La Cala Resort is one of the largest and most exclusive resorts in southern Europe with three 18 hole golf courses and a high standard Par 3 six hole golf course. The natural features of the La Cala terrain have been used to challenging effect by the renowned golf course architect, Cabell B. Robinson. The three golf courses are carefully maintained to ensure they are playable all year round. The North Course (now renamed Campo America) is perhaps more difficult than the shorter South (Campo Asia) but both demand great accuracy from the tee and careful club selection. Meanwhile, the third golf course, Campo Europa, uses the River Ojen in making the course distinctive. The layout allows for plenty of water hazards. All three offer different challenges to all levels of golfers and demand good course management in addition to a wide variety of shots.(...)

La Cala Europa course is 6014 metres in length, par 71. A dramatic golf course but easier for the average golfer, with generous fairways, flatter terrain and slightly larger greens than Campo America and Asia. Notable for one main bridge and four smaller bridges across the River Ojén, which features in eight holes, cutting across three fairways. There are four tunnels for golf carts. Water hazards guard the 3rd and 14th greens. The 14th is at the maximum limit of what is allowed for a par 3 at 233 metres. The par 5 11th is the longest hole at 524 metres. La Cala Resort is one of the largest and most exclusive resorts in southern Europe with three 18 hole golf courses and a high standard Par 3 six hole golf course. The natural features of the La Cala terrain have been used to challenging effect by the renowned golf course architect, Cabell B. Robinson. The three golf courses are carefully maintained to ensure they are playable all year round. The North Course (now renamed Campo America) is perhaps more difficult than the shorter South (Campo Asia) but both demand great accuracy from the tee and careful club selection. Meanwhile, the third golf course, Campo Europa, uses the River Ojen in making the course distinctive. The layout allows for plenty of water hazards. All three offer different challenges to all levels of golfers and demand good course management in addition to a wide variety of shots.