Campo de golf Villa de Cuéllar

Campo de Golf Villa de Cuéllar is a 9-hole golf course located in Cuéllar, Segovia, near Valladolid in central Spain. The course is set within a unique natural environment featuring a former wetland landscape, traversed by the Cerquilla stream and characterized by impressive poplar groves and extensive pine forests. The Sierra Segoviana mountain range forms a scenic backdrop, including the distinctive peak known as "La Mujer Muerta."

The course design takes advantage of the distinctive terrain and natural features of the region. The setting is notable for its special quality of light and dramatic sunsets. The club emphasizes accessibility and community connection, positioning golf as an activity available to all. The facility has historical significance, with connections to the broader heritage of Cuéllar dating back to events in 1588. The course operates seven days a week and welcomes both members and visitors seeking to experience this distinctive Castilian landscape.