Rojales, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain
La Marquesa Golf is one of the most historic courses on the Costa Blanca, located near Alicante. Founded and designed in 1989 by Justo Quesada under the name "Quesada Golf Club," the course features 18 holes and has become a significant fixture in the region's golfing landscape.
The course is notable for its distinctive 17th hole, designed as a replica of the famous Sawgrass hole, serving as one of its signature features. Recently, La Marquesa Golf inaugurated Spain's first par-6 hole, further enhancing its unique offerings. The course has gained considerable prestige, with professional golfer Miguel Ángel Jiménez serving as an honorary member.
Due to its proximity to Alicante, the course quickly attracted a substantial membership base, with an estimated 80% of provincial golfers having played their early rounds there. Today, the facility maintains high standards through modern maintenance equipment and offers comprehensive amenities including a restaurant, golf school, and tournament hosting. TopTracer technology is available for player analysis, reflecting the course's contemporary approach to golf instruction and play.
