You are only a 7-8 minute walk to Villamartin Golf Clubhouse and within a 5 minute drive of Campoamor and Las Ramblas Golf Courses.

 

Villamartin (18 holes - Par 72 - 6132 metres)

Probably the famous of the three courses after hosting the Prestigious Mediterranean Open in 1994. The Par 3 17th has been described as the most difficult in Spain. Our villa is 5-10 minute walk depending on whether you walk English or Spanish pace! Top class facilities make this a challenging course for players of all abilities. A superb Clubhouse ensures a relaxing setting for refreshments after a round of golf.


Las Ramblas (18 holes - Par 72 - 5770)

Designed by Jose Gancedo this is a course for low handicappers, with great holes cut into the hillside of Campamor near the sea. Las Ramblas features high tees, narrow fairways and ravines and is the shortest of the three courses but without doubt the most challenging. 5 Minutes drive away.


Campoamor (18 holes - Par 71 - 5830 metres)

Designed by Carmelo Gracias Caselles with an extensive clubhouse and conference facilities, with three restaurants and excellent pro shop. The course is covered in lush grass and is surrounded by beautiful pine woods and orange trees and overlooks the Sea. The front nine holes are fairly open but the back nine holes are a totally different proposition, so beware!! Fast greens and steep sided hills provide very enjoyable golf. New sports facilities are set to rival Club La Manga as hosts for international footballing teams to train. 5 Minutes drive away.


La Finca (18 holes - Par 72 - 6394)

Being hailed as a superb course rivalling anything the Costa Del Sol has to offer. This new course opened in 2002. Superb greens (very tricky and fast) and bermuda grass fairways combine to a fantastic course. In the same group as Villamartin and Las Ramblas, so you are assured quality.


La Marquesa (18 holes - Par 72 - 5770)

Incredible water hazards set this course apart from the others. An outstanding, undulating course in a dramatic, contrasting landscape. "One minute you're trying to steer clear of trees and shrubbery and the next you're battling to avoid barren rock outcrops. Be warned it's a battle you might well lose. But you'll love trying." said Today's Golfer.