Golf courses, green fees in Sotogrande

Finca Cortesin Golf

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Finca Cortesin Golf Course underwent significant works during 2017, including the updating of all 18 greens, to improve the overall quality of the playing conditions. At Finca Cortesin golf course every player benefits from the exclusive bag drop service, fully-equipped buggies with the latest GPS technology, complimentary practice balls before playing, complimentary fruit and cold water service on the golf course, as well as a chilled towel service during the summer season. With a choice of 5 different tees, the golf course is appealing to all levels; 5,884 metres for men and 4,840 metres for ladies, as well as an “executive gold tee” measuring 5,215 metres Cabell Robinson's golf course design and Gerald Huggan's impressive landscaping encapsulate the pure natural essence of the surrounding area.(...)

Finca Cortesin Golf Course underwent significant works during 2017, including the updating of all 18 greens, to improve the overall quality of the playing conditions. At Finca Cortesin golf course every player benefits from the exclusive bag drop service, fully-equipped buggies with the latest GPS technology, complimentary practice balls before playing, complimentary fruit and cold water service on the golf course, as well as a chilled towel service during the summer season. With a choice of 5 different tees, the golf course is appealing to all levels; 5,884 metres for men and 4,840 metres for ladies, as well as an “executive gold tee” measuring 5,215 metres Cabell Robinson's golf course design and Gerald Huggan's impressive landscaping encapsulate the pure natural essence of the surrounding area.

La Reserva at Sotogrande

La Reserva Club de Golf is the latest prestigious golf course to be constructed in this corner of the Costa del Sol, joining near neighbours Valderrama, Sotogrande and San Roque. Designed by the American architect Cabell B. Robinson, the golf course only opened for play in 2004. It is located within two valleys, a long course, nearly 7,400 yards from the back tess. It has wide fairways and large greens and water features. Stunning sea and mountain views, 18 holes and a typical Andalucian-style clubhouse, La Reserva de Sotogrande will make for an exceptionally enjoyable round of golf. (...)

La Reserva Club de Golf is the latest prestigious golf course to be constructed in this corner of the Costa del Sol, joining near neighbours Valderrama, Sotogrande and San Roque. Designed by the American architect Cabell B. Robinson, the golf course only opened for play in 2004. It is located within two valleys, a long course, nearly 7,400 yards from the back tess. It has wide fairways and large greens and water features. Stunning sea and mountain views, 18 holes and a typical Andalucian-style clubhouse, La Reserva de Sotogrande will make for an exceptionally enjoyable round of golf.

Real Sotogrande Golf course is a gem of a golf course on the Spanish Costa del Sol that was constructed more than 50 years ago, and it still provides a real test to even the best golfers. Opened in 1964, the golf course was designed by Robert Trent Jones. It was his first European golf course.It is par 72, 6,224-metre layout Sotogrande is a private members' club, which maintains an air of calm and restrained sophistication, whilst at the same time providing a warm welcome to visitors. The clubhouse is well designed and elegant, the food and drink excellent and well presented, and the changing rooms. There are many strategically placed bunkers and water hazards. The fairways are wide lined by wonderful cork, eucalyptus, pine, oak and palm trees, making par very difficult for the golfer be able to relax. The greens are fast and true. The golf course underwent a massive upgrade in 2015-16 which was completed by Roger Rulewich and David Fleury in two stages to allow members the use of one nine at all times. Putting surfaces had grown by up to 40% of their original size over time so green shapes were fully recovered, with sub air systems installed to ensure their optimum performance. Fairways and tees were also reconstructed, using 41,000 kilometres of drainage, 71,000 tonnes of sand and 37 hectares of Bermuda grass. (...)

Real Sotogrande Golf course is a gem of a golf course on the Spanish Costa del Sol that was constructed more than 50 years ago, and it still provides a real test to even the best golfers. Opened in 1964, the golf course was designed by Robert Trent Jones. It was his first European golf course.It is par 72, 6,224-metre layout Sotogrande is a private members' club, which maintains an air of calm and restrained sophistication, whilst at the same time providing a warm welcome to visitors. The clubhouse is well designed and elegant, the food and drink excellent and well presented, and the changing rooms. There are many strategically placed bunkers and water hazards. The fairways are wide lined by wonderful cork, eucalyptus, pine, oak and palm trees, making par very difficult for the golfer be able to relax. The greens are fast and true. The golf course underwent a massive upgrade in 2015-16 which was completed by Roger Rulewich and David Fleury in two stages to allow members the use of one nine at all times. Putting surfaces had grown by up to 40% of their original size over time so green shapes were fully recovered, with sub air systems installed to ensure their optimum performance. Fairways and tees were also reconstructed, using 41,000 kilometres of drainage, 71,000 tonnes of sand and 37 hectares of Bermuda grass.

The Valderrama fairways have been described by top pros and leading golf writers as the best in Europe, if not the world. Valderrama Golf course is a 6356 metres par 71 golf course 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 golf course one of the most requested for tee times in Europe.(...)

The Valderrama fairways have been described by top pros and leading golf writers as the best in Europe, if not the world. Valderrama Golf course is a 6356 metres par 71 golf course 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 golf course one of the most requested for tee times in Europe.

San Roque Club Old Course

San Roque Old Golf Course opened in 1990 and was designed by David Tomas in collaboration with owner Asahi Kanko. San Roque Old is an 18 hole, 72 par championship golf course consisting of 6134 metres with spectacular mountain views. The first 9 holes are characterised with Oak forests and the last 9 with difficult water hazards to avoid. You need to be accurate at San Roque Old due tight fairways and undulating greens. The golf course is always in perfect condition as the San Roque standard predicts. (...)

San Roque Old Golf Course opened in 1990 and was designed by David Tomas in collaboration with owner Asahi Kanko. San Roque Old is an 18 hole, 72 par championship golf course consisting of 6134 metres with spectacular mountain views. The first 9 holes are characterised with Oak forests and the last 9 with difficult water hazards to avoid. You need to be accurate at San Roque Old due tight fairways and undulating greens. The golf course is always in perfect condition as the San Roque standard predicts.

San Roque Club New Course

The San Roque New course is laid over a scant 45 hectares, a vaguely triangular-chaped 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, ''shifthing dirt'', as the Dye dynasty has it, was a priority, as was transplating 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.(...)

The San Roque New course is laid over a scant 45 hectares, a vaguely triangular-chaped 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, ''shifthing dirt'', as the Dye dynasty has it, was a priority, as was transplating 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.

La Hacienda Alcaidesa Links Golf

The Links course at the Alcaidesa Golf Resort orignally opened in 1990 then remodeled in 1999 to improve its playability by widening fairways and ironing out some of the more severe undulations on the greens. It is an undulating cliff top seaside course that enjoys stunning views over the Mediterranean, the Straits of Gibraltar and the distant Atlas Mountains in North Africa. The course has an out and back routing with the first four holes heading towards the shoreline and the mile-long beach. Holes 5 to 14 then play out along the coast before the fairways head back inland to complete the round in front of the clubhouse. Also has a magnificent Driving Range with 72 bays, a spacious practice area with putting green, bunkers and a short game area. (...)

The Links course at the Alcaidesa Golf Resort orignally opened in 1990 then remodeled in 1999 to improve its playability by widening fairways and ironing out some of the more severe undulations on the greens. It is an undulating cliff top seaside course that enjoys stunning views over the Mediterranean, the Straits of Gibraltar and the distant Atlas Mountains in North Africa. The course has an out and back routing with the first four holes heading towards the shoreline and the mile-long beach. Holes 5 to 14 then play out along the coast before the fairways head back inland to complete the round in front of the clubhouse. Also has a magnificent Driving Range with 72 bays, a spacious practice area with putting green, bunkers and a short game area.

La Hacienda Alcaidesa Heathland Golf

Heathland Golf Course is another spectacular option for players at Alcaidesa. Designed by Dave Thomas and opened in 2007, it has wide open fairways and is reasonably flat all the way round, apart from the 11th which is laid out over differing levels. Most of the holes at this golf course are par-3 or par-4, with the exception of the 2nd and 13th which are par-5. The golf courses clubhouse, built to merge traditional and modern aspects of architecture, is situated between the two golf courses and also enjoys exceptional views of the Mediterranean and Gibraltar(...)

Heathland Golf Course is another spectacular option for players at Alcaidesa. Designed by Dave Thomas and opened in 2007, it has wide open fairways and is reasonably flat all the way round, apart from the 11th which is laid out over differing levels. Most of the holes at this golf course are par-3 or par-4, with the exception of the 2nd and 13th which are par-5. The golf courses clubhouse, built to merge traditional and modern aspects of architecture, is situated between the two golf courses and also enjoys exceptional views of the Mediterranean and Gibraltar

Doña Julia Golf course

Doña Julia Golf course situated in a strategic location of the Costa del Sol, which is perfectly integrated into a natural environment set in an area offering magnificent views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Coast of North Africa. It’s a spectacular resort located in Casares, between Marbella and Sotogrande, just 45 minutes from Malaga airport and few miles from Gibraltar, Golf Doña Julia Golf Club, is perfectly integrated into the natural landscape area and is noted for its magnificent views over the Mediterranean Sea and the African Coast. The golf course is 18 holes par 71 (provisional) with a length of 5,976 meters and built to the standards of the United States Golf Association (USGA) in terms of tees, bunkers, drainage, and greens. It was designed by renowned Malaga architect Antonio Garcia Garrido, responsible for some of the most emblematic areas of Spain.(...)

Doña Julia Golf course situated in a strategic location of the Costa del Sol, which is perfectly integrated into a natural environment set in an area offering magnificent views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Coast of North Africa. It’s a spectacular resort located in Casares, between Marbella and Sotogrande, just 45 minutes from Malaga airport and few miles from Gibraltar, Golf Doña Julia Golf Club, is perfectly integrated into the natural landscape area and is noted for its magnificent views over the Mediterranean Sea and the African Coast. The golf course is 18 holes par 71 (provisional) with a length of 5,976 meters and built to the standards of the United States Golf Association (USGA) in terms of tees, bunkers, drainage, and greens. It was designed by renowned Malaga architect Antonio Garcia Garrido, responsible for some of the most emblematic areas of Spain.

The La Cañada Golf Course is a fitting tribute to the people of Guadiaro who became golf addicts overnight with the emergence of Sotogrande. In the early days of the golf course, La Cañada just had 9 holes, and some years later it was added a second course designed by David Thomas. The full length Trent Jones course is located in the hills adjacent to Valderrama and is open to some wind.(...)

The La Cañada Golf Course is a fitting tribute to the people of Guadiaro who became golf addicts overnight with the emergence of Sotogrande. In the early days of the golf course, La Cañada just had 9 holes, and some years later it was added a second course designed by David Thomas. The full length Trent Jones course is located in the hills adjacent to Valderrama and is open to some wind.