Golf de Andratx

Golf de Andratx is an 18-hole championship course located in Camp de Mar, southwest Mallorca, approximately 30 kilometers from Palma. Opened in 2000 and designed by Gleneagles Golf Development, the course features four par-5 holes and seven lakes integrated throughout the layout. The course is renowned for its challenging Mediterranean terrain and demanding design, characterized by mountainous topography with significant elevation changes.

The signature feature is the par-5 sixth hole, "Green Monster," measuring 609 meters from the championship tee—Spain's longest hole. The eighth hole, "Eine Liebe auf Mallorca," offers spectacular views of Camp de Mar bay. The course is considered among the Mediterranean's most difficult and is noted for requiring strategic, thoughtful play rather than straightforward shot-making.

The facility includes the Italian restaurant Campino, a Pro-Shop, the Halfway House rest station, and adjacent luxury accommodations at the Steigenberger Golf Resort and Zafiro Palace Andratx. Golf de Andratx has hosted prestigious corporate tournaments and maintains high maintenance standards. The mountainous terrain necessitates buggy use, with notably long distances between holes.