Golf in Spain

In the Costa Blanca and Costa Cálida area you can play golf all year round. But why is the area so popular with golfers?

Why play golf in southern Spain?

Consistently good weather 320 days a year

Southern Spain has one of Europe's most stable climates. Winters are mild and summers are hot, meaning golf courses are open and playable all year round.

A longer golf season — more time to play

In many European countries, golf is only a 6–7-month sport. In southern Spain it's a year-round lifestyle.

Lower cost

While golf is becoming more expensive worldwide, golf in Spain is generally more affordable than in places like the United States and northern Europe. More rounds — lower cost — more enjoyment.

Price per 18 holes: €40–160 · Dozens of courses in the area

Golf courses in the area

Here are the main courses around our office.

Las Colinas Golf & Country Club

Las Colinas Golf & Country Club

2010

One of the most prestigious courses on the Costa Blanca, a par-71 designed by Cabell B. Robinson. A gated estate with round-the-clock security and a private beach club at Cabo Roig.

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Villamartín

Villamartín

1972

One of the oldest and best-known courses in the area. An 18-hole, par-72 layout known for its mature planting and demanding design.

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Las Ramblas

Las Ramblas

1991

A distinctive course with dramatic terrain, deep ravines and beautiful views. Demands accuracy and good course management.

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Campoamor

Campoamor

1988

A classic and very popular 18-hole, par-72 course, suited to beginners and experienced golfers alike.

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La Finca Golf

La Finca Golf

2002

A popular, wide and well-designed course with large greens and attractive water features. A five-star hotel and spa on site.

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Vistabella Golf

Vistabella Golf

2009

A relatively new course within a gated residential area. A new clubhouse is due to open in May 2027, alongside excellent padel and pétanque facilities.

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Lo Romero Golf

Lo Romero Golf

2008

The "island course" — the famous 18th green sits on a small island surrounded by water. A quiet, family-friendly area.

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La Marquesa Golf

La Marquesa Golf

1989

An accessible and enjoyable course in Ciudad Quesada. It sits in a valley and effectively plays as a Y-shape.

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Saurines de la Torre Golf

Saurines de la Torre Golf

Designed by Jack Nicklaus, with a desert-style layout reminiscent of courses in Arizona. Visually striking and technically demanding.

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Altaona Golf & Country Village

Altaona Golf & Country Village

A newer and more ambitious estate in Murcia, at the foot of the Sierra de Carrascoy mountains.

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Club de Golf Altorreal

Club de Golf Altorreal

North of the city of Murcia. Hilly terrain and varied fairways, popular with locals.

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La Manga Club

La Manga Club

One of Spain's best-known golf resorts, with three 18-hole courses (South, North and West). Host to numerous international tournaments.

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Mar Menor Golf Resort

Mar Menor Golf Resort

Designed by Jack Nicklaus and Dave Thomas, just 5 km from the beaches of Los Alcázares.

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La Torre Golf

La Torre Golf

A modern course, also designed by Jack Nicklaus. Open terrain, bunkers and fast greens.

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New Sierra Golf

New Sierra Golf

A smaller 9-hole course (playable as 18 by going round twice). A relaxed setting with affordable prices.

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Aerial view of Hacienda del Álamo Golf Resort in Murcia, Spain

Hacienda del Álamo Golf Resort

One of the largest golf and residential estates on the Costa Cálida in Murcia. An 18-hole championship course designed by Dave Thomas, with a four-star hotel, practice facilities and a golf academy.

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