Golf Candeleda

Golf Candeleda is an 18-hole championship course located in the Tiétar Valley near Candeleda, Ávila, Spain, at approximately 400 meters elevation. Designed by three-time world champion Manuel Piñero, the course measures 6,228 meters for men and 5,212 meters for women, with a par of 72.

The course is situated in a scenic setting embraced by the Almanzor mountain to the north and bordered by the El Rosarito reservoir. The surrounding landscape is characterized by the warm, colorful terrain known as the "Andalucía of Ávila," offering both sporting challenges and leisure opportunities.

Managed by the Candeleda municipal government since 2009 under the supervision of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation (R.F.E.G.), the course provides a challenging yet accessible layout suitable for golfers of varying abilities. The facility features an academy offering instruction for both adults and children, alongside padel courts and additional amenities. The course has hosted various tournaments and maintains an active club community with multiple competitive events throughout the year.