Golf courses, green fees in Valencia

El Saler Golf Course Parador

8/10

El Saler golf course is the masterpiece of legendary Javier Arana! Golf player can expect a mix of magnificent old forest and parkland paths and some genuine links holes with sod-wall bunkers pot! The place of this Rustic comes along and does not act like a new resort course ! The sea breeze, the most ancient , and new pine trees trees and the dry, hard links railways makes the character of this golf course . Players must be able to play many different strokes to achieve a good result . That is why , El Saler is considered one of the best golf course in continental Europe! (...)

El Saler golf course is the masterpiece of legendary Javier Arana! Golf player can expect a mix of magnificent old forest and parkland paths and some genuine links holes with sod-wall bunkers pot! The place of this Rustic comes along and does not act like a new resort course ! The sea breeze, the most ancient , and new pine trees trees and the dry, hard links railways makes the character of this golf course . Players must be able to play many different strokes to achieve a good result . That is why , El Saler is considered one of the best golf course in continental Europe!

The C.G. ESCORPIÓN was founded on April 26, 1969, being the first President of the club D. Enrique Puigmoltó, Viscount of Miranda. During the first years the Club was located at the golf course of Manises, to later move to the El Saler field where it remained under a lease until 1975. In 1972, the Board of Directors chaired by Mr. Joaquín Serra Belda reached an agreement to purchase the land of the Masía de Torre en Conill in Bétera. In 1974 the works began and in 1975 the field is provisionally opened to the members. The design of the 18-hole course, with the possibility of a second phase to expand to 27, was designed by the American architect Ron Kirby. The 19th of May, 1976, the golf course was officially inaugurated with an amateur competition and at the end of that same year it hosted the Spanish Professional Championship, in which Severiano Ballesteros, Manuel Piñero, Antonio Garrido, José Mª Cañizares and the rest of the components participated of the Invincible Navy. From that moment the CG Escorpión has been the scene of the best competitions in our country, highlighting the 1980 Spanish Open and the Amateur Spanish Championship in 1984. In 2000 the works of extension of the route to 27 holes were started, with the design of Alfonso Vidaor, who was also the author of the project and execution of the Pitch and putt inaugurated in 2005. With these works the current field of 27 holes was completed and 9 pairs 3, driving range, 2 putting-green, and 2 chipping-green. The rehabilitation of the top floor of the Masía was carried out during 2004 and currently houses the halls and restaurant of the club. In the sgolf area, our club has not only stood out for hosting important competitions, but also the C.G. Escorpion have come out great players. There are many Members who appear in the medal winners of the Valencian Community, Spain and Europe championships, in both female and male categories, from children to seniors. (...)

The C.G. ESCORPIÓN was founded on April 26, 1969, being the first President of the club D. Enrique Puigmoltó, Viscount of Miranda. During the first years the Club was located at the golf course of Manises, to later move to the El Saler field where it remained under a lease until 1975. In 1972, the Board of Directors chaired by Mr. Joaquín Serra Belda reached an agreement to purchase the land of the Masía de Torre en Conill in Bétera. In 1974 the works began and in 1975 the field is provisionally opened to the members. The design of the 18-hole course, with the possibility of a second phase to expand to 27, was designed by the American architect Ron Kirby. The 19th of May, 1976, the golf course was officially inaugurated with an amateur competition and at the end of that same year it hosted the Spanish Professional Championship, in which Severiano Ballesteros, Manuel Piñero, Antonio Garrido, José Mª Cañizares and the rest of the components participated of the Invincible Navy. From that moment the CG Escorpión has been the scene of the best competitions in our country, highlighting the 1980 Spanish Open and the Amateur Spanish Championship in 1984. In 2000 the works of extension of the route to 27 holes were started, with the design of Alfonso Vidaor, who was also the author of the project and execution of the Pitch and putt inaugurated in 2005. With these works the current field of 27 holes was completed and 9 pairs 3, driving range, 2 putting-green, and 2 chipping-green. The rehabilitation of the top floor of the Masía was carried out during 2004 and currently houses the halls and restaurant of the club. In the sgolf area, our club has not only stood out for hosting important competitions, but also the C.G. Escorpion have come out great players. There are many Members who appear in the medal winners of the Valencian Community, Spain and Europe championships, in both female and male categories, from children to seniors.

El Bosque Golf & Country Club

9/10

The El Bosque Golf course, styled by Robert Trent Jones Sr ranks among the best of Spain. The park landscape, pervaded by hills, with its fast greens is despite the finesse and the high demand suitable for all strengths. The terrain is undulating with water hazards. (...)

The El Bosque Golf course, styled by Robert Trent Jones Sr ranks among the best of Spain. The park landscape, pervaded by hills, with its fast greens is despite the finesse and the high demand suitable for all strengths. The terrain is undulating with water hazards.

Foressos Golf Club currently features the largest green in Europe (70 metres), at the 7th, par 3. It also features a triple green at the 2nd, 14th & 16th. Four more holes share a green in the true links tradition. (...)

Foressos Golf Club currently features the largest green in Europe (70 metres), at the 7th, par 3. It also features a triple green at the 2nd, 14th & 16th. Four more holes share a green in the true links tradition.

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