Golf de Layos

Golf Campo de Layos is an 18-hole championship course located in Layos, Toledo, Spain, set across more than 100 hectares of grounds. Designed by the renowned Spanish golf architecture firm Stirling & Martin-Global Golf, the course opened in 2001 and plays to a par of 72.

The course is characterized by its impressive island green, a signature feature that distinguishes it among Spanish golf courses. The layout benefits from the firm's extensive experience designing premium courses throughout Spain. The terrain and landscape provide an engaging setting for players of all levels.

Facilities include a 20-position practice range with ten covered bays and a 250-meter hitting area, supporting the course's golf academy with professional instructors offering lessons for both adults and children. The venue hosts significant amateur tournaments and maintains an on-site restaurant managed by El Mulato, a recognized local operation.

The course presents a moderate to challenging difficulty level appropriate for a par-72 layout, offering competitive play and development opportunities for golfers seeking improvement through its professional instruction programs.