XXI La Cala Golf World Open

Campo América

Andalucía, Spain

Campo America is one of three 18-hole championship courses at La Cala Resort on the Costa del Sol in Mijas, Málaga. Designed by Cabell Robinson, the course stretches 6,009 metres and plays to a par 72 with five par-5s. Formerly known as the North Course, it offers a relatively forgiving driving layout with wide, linked fairways and relatively few bunkers, making it accessible to golfers of all levels. The course is characterized by its hilly topography, presenting unique challenges through steep, brush-covered side slopes and small, raised greens that demand accurate approach shots and precise club selection. Water hazards feature prominently on the 9th and 16th holes, adding strategic elements to the round. The course regularly ranks in the Top 100 golf course listings for Spain and Continental Europe, with iconic holes including the opening 1st hole featuring a steep drop to the fairway below, the risk-and-reward par-5 9th guarded by a lake, and the picturesque par-3 16th protected by water. The setting offers spectacular views of the Sierra de Ojén mountains and the Mediterranean Sea, with the 1st hole considered one of Spain's most visually impressive opening holes. The course is part of a larger resort complex featuring three golf courses, luxury accommodation, swimming pools, and a full-service spa.