Golf Entrepinos

Golf Entrepinos is an 18-hole championship course located in Simancas, Valladolid, Spain, approximately 12 kilometers from the city. Inaugurated in 1990 as Castilla y León's first golf course, it was designed by renowned golfer Manuel Piñero. The course features a par 69 layout with 3 par-5 holes, 9 par-4 holes, and 6 par-3 holes, arranged along a longitudinal routing.

Set within a pinewood landscape on the left bank of the Pisuerga River, the course offers a scenic natural setting with views of the surrounding terrain. The course has undergone several modifications since its opening, including changes to hole 16 in 1993 that added water features. The facility includes a comprehensive clubhouse with restaurant and cafeteria open to the public, practice areas, pro shop, social lounges, and sports facilities. Golf Entrepinos operates as part of a two-course network with Golf Valderrey in Zamora, allowing members access to both venues. The club offers instruction, regular tournaments, and private events in its picturesque riverside location near the historic village of Simancas.