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Galicia 3 upcoming events

Campo de Golf Meis is an 18-hole championship course located near Pontevedra in Galicia, northwest Spain, set on the Monte Castrove plateau and surrounded by a dense forest of Galician stone pines. Designed by Antonio Grande and inaugurated on 17 May 2000, the course plays to a par of 72 and stretches to 6,263 metres from the back tees, carrying a course rating of 74.0 and a slope of 142. The course is owned and managed by the Monte Castrove Foundation, a body representing several local municipalities, and was previously administered for a decade by the Royal Spanish Golf Federation. The layout follows the natural contours of the plateau, featuring wide fairways, doglegs, and six lakes that introduce water hazards throughout the round. Dense pine lining along the fairways demands accuracy off the tee, and the rough can grow considerably long, making the course particularly demanding for those who miss the short grass. Despite the length and obstacles, the terrain is relatively gentle and walkable, with only modest elevation changes across the holes. The elevated position of the course provides panoramic views over the Rías de Arousa and Pontevedra, two of Galicia's distinctive coastal inlets. Hole 17 in particular is noted by players for its striking backward views from the tee. The course hosted the European Ladies Team Championship in 2001, giving it notable tournament pedigree in women's golf at European level.

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Andalucía

Campo de golf Navagrulla ☆ Follow

Castilla y León

Campo de Golf Navagrulla is a rustic public 9-hole course located in the Dehesa de Navagrulla near San Leonardo de Yagüe in Soria, Castilla y León. Founded in 2000, the course is situated in a unique natural setting within a ravine where a stream has created a grass valley surrounded by oak and pine woodland. The layout features 18 tees (playing as 18 holes), with a par of 68 and a total length of 5,026 meters from the white tees. The course offers multiple tee configurations for both men and women, with course ratings ranging from 64.0 to 71.8 and slope ratings between 109 and 125. The design includes a variety of hole lengths and difficulties, with par-3s, par-4s, and par-5s distributed throughout the routing. The terrain takes advantage of the natural topography, with holes playing through the pastoral valley setting. The course presents moderate challenge levels depending on the tee selection, making it accessible to golfers of varying abilities while maintaining interest for more experienced players. The combination of natural landscape features and strategic hole placement creates a distinctive golfing experience in a rural Spanish setting.

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Anzoátegui

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Tamaulipas

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RAP (Especial) Central

Campo de Golf Río Cabe ☆ Follow

Galicia 2 upcoming events

Club de Golf Río Cabe is an 18-hole golf course located in Monforte de Lemos in the Lemos Valley of southern Lugo province, Galicia. The course was designed by José M. Canfrán and opened on January 1, 2001. Originally developed as a 9-hole Par 27 facility with distances ranging from 60 to 155 meters, it was expanded to 18 holes to accommodate larger competitions. The course features spectacular greens and natural water hazards combined with vegetation that make it technically challenging, particularly for developing short game skills. The course offers excellent views across the Cabe River and is situated in a privileged natural setting. The layout is relatively flat, presenting challenges for accomplished golfers while remaining accessible to beginners through wide fairways and large greens. The course has hosted numerous national Spanish Golf Federation competitions, including the Men's Pitch and Putt Championship and the National Championship of Autonomous Federations, demonstrating its recognition as a quality competition venue.

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Andalucía 1 upcoming event

Rio Real is one of the most emblematic golf courses on the Costa del Sol, located in Marbella, Spain. Designed by Javier Arana, widely considered Spain's greatest golf course designer, the course has been operating since 1965. The course ranks among Spain's finest and is characterized by its iconic status within Andalusian golf heritage. The facility combines the golf course with a boutique hotel featuring 30 rooms, offering guests traditional Andalusian charm and panoramic views of the fairways. The setting emphasizes Mediterranean landscape aesthetics integrated with sophisticated design. The course accommodates various play options including green fee rounds and buggy services. Rio Real distinguishes itself through its historical significance as a pioneering golf establishment on the Costa del Sol and its association with Arana's celebrated design philosophy. The course serves both serious golfers and leisure travelers seeking integrated golf and hospitality experiences. An on-site restaurant, El Club de Rio Real, complements the golfing experience, while the academy provides instruction services. The venue maintains a reputation for accommodating discerning golfers and maintaining high standards across its facilities and services.

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Cantabria

Campo de Golf Rovacías is located in the coastal town of Comillas, one of Cantabria's most beautiful villages. The course features 18 holes with three combinable layouts. One routing consists of a 9-hole Executive Par 60 course with 3 par 4s and 6 par 3s distributed across 3 well-differentiated terrain levels, featuring narrow fairways and pronounced lateral slopes. A second course opened in 2019 as a P&P-size 18-hole layout with 17 greens (2 shared) situated in an area with very low physical demands for players. The executive route runs at different heights through forest areas, along the Gandaria stream with sea views. It is a technical routing where strategy is essential and proper positioning is crucial to avoid complications with relatively short holes. The P&P course is ideal for developing players, with its first nine holes being short with heavily contoured greens, and the second nine integrated into the executive layout requiring more precise shots of up to 120 meters.

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Castilla-La Mancha

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Santa Ana

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Comunidad de Madrid

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Anzoátegui

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Atlántida

Campo de Golf Valdemazo ☆ Follow

Castilla y León

Campo de Golf Valdemazo is a 9-hole course with par 35 located in the center of Segovia province in the municipalities of Cabezuela and Puebla de Pedraza. It is a rustic golf course that combines the practice of golf with traditional uses such as sheep grazing, with very low maintenance costs and no water consumption, adapted to natural terrain conditions with minimal intervention. The course has been federated since 1996. Rustic golf courses in this region feature greens of sand and dry fairways with a low environmental impact, making Valdemazo an accessible option for players of all levels seeking a more natural, environmentally conscious golfing experience.

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Michoacán

Campo de golf Villa de Cuéllar ☆ Follow

Castilla y León

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.

Campo de Golf Villahabibi ☆ Follow

Castilla y León

Campo de Golf Villahabibi is a 9-hole parkland golf course located in Villanueva del Árbol in the Castilla y León region of Spain. Opened in 1998, the course spans approximately 20 hectares and was designed to accommodate members of the Club de Golf Hierro 3 Reino de León. The course features a par of 36 with a total length of 2,466 yards, making it suitable for golfers of various skill levels. The course operates under the philosophy of making golf accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds without distinction. Built with environmental respect as a core principle, Villahabibi serves as the primary venue for the club's 200 members. The setting provides a natural parkland environment characteristic of the León province, where the course integrates with the local landscape. The facility welcomes public play in addition to serving its member base.

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Comunitat Valenciana

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Guanajuato

Campo de Golfe da Batalha ☆ Follow

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Campo de Golfe da Batalha is located on the north coast of São Miguel Island in the Azores, approximately fifteen minutes from Ponta Delgada city center. The course features a unique design comprising three separate nine-hole layouts (A, B, and C) that can be combined to create various eighteen-hole combinations at championship yardages. The course is set within a dramatic landscape characterized by contrasting elements of lush green vegetation, rocky terrain, and coastal views. The setting offers stunning vistas of the surrounding natural environment, with the course maintained year-round in excellent condition through a rotating maintenance schedule that allows greenkeepers to work on non-playing holes. Campo de Golfe da Batalha presents a challenging layout that tests course management skills. The design incorporates interesting and varied holes throughout, demanding strategic play rather than simply long driving. The course is consistently well-maintained and offers an engaging experience for golfers of varying abilities. Its combination of natural landscape features, coastal positioning, and thoughtfully designed holes make it a notable golf destination within the Azores archipelago.

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Aveiro

Campo de Golfe de Miramar ☆ Follow

Porto 5 upcoming events

Campo de Golfe de Miramar, founded in 1932, is one of Portugal's oldest and most traditional golf courses. Located in Arcozelo, Vila Nova de Gaia, approximately ten kilometers south of the Douro River, the course stretches along Miramar Beach between the dune of Senhor da Pedra to the north and Aguda Beach to the south. The layout features a classic links-style design characteristic of golf's traditional birthplaces, with the Atlantic Ocean to the west and pine forests to the east, separated by road and railway. Established by Frank Gordon and Porto natives Cláudio and Mário Martins, the club has maintained national prominence in Portuguese golf for nearly a century. The course is particularly notable for hosting the Escola de Golfe de Miramar, which has developed numerous competitive athletes who have achieved success both nationally and internationally, with many representing Portuguese national golf teams. The school continues to serve as a training ground for quality golfers. The course hosts several important tournaments annually, including the Taça João Fernando and Taça Nena. NO_MATCH

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Rio Grande do Sul