Golf Courses

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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.

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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

Campo de Golf Zirándaro ☆ Follow

Guanajuato

The Campo de Golf Zirándaro is a nine-hole executive course with a par of 3, designed by Rafael Alarcón, mentor of Lorena Ochoa, and Carter Morrish. Located in the Zirándaro residential community, the layout is characterized as a dynamic and technical field surrounded by scenic landscapes. The course offers both nine- and eighteen-hole play options, with green fees available for either configuration. The facility includes a practice tee and equipment rentals, catering to golfers of all levels. An on-site restaurant and bar, named "Diecinueve," provides dining and mixology services with views of the course. The golf academy offers technical sessions for improvement, reinforcing the course's focus on skill development alongside recreation.

Campo de Golfe da Batalha ☆ Follow

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 2 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

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Setúbal 5 upcoming events

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Rio de Janeiro

Campo de Golfe Porto Santo ☆ Follow

Porto Santo Golfe is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned Spanish architect Severiano Ballesteros, located in Madeira, Portugal. The course features Ballesteros's distinctive design philosophy with an equal distribution of six par-3 holes, six par-4 holes, and six par-5 holes-a layout that sets it apart from most conventional golf courses. Set within natural landscape beauty, Porto Santo offers challenging golf with strategic bunkering throughout. Each hole is meticulously designed with careful course architecture, featuring well-positioned bunkers from the tee. The course is particularly noted for its signature "Amen Corner" comprising holes 13, 14, and 15, which demand precision and reward players with spectacular views. The finishing hole is a par-5 protected by a substantial lake and a signature S-shaped bunker complex, exemplifying Ballesteros's preference for memorable closing holes. The course has established itself as a notable venue for tournaments, including the Colombo's Golf Trophy and the José Rosado Tournament. Porto Santo is recognized among Europe's finest courses and maintains GEO certification for sustainability practices.

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Paraná

The Paraná Golf course is an 18-hole, par-70 layout located in São José dos Pinhais, Paraná, Brazil, situated along the BR-376 highway. Designed as a "farm course," the facility caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to scratch players, offering a balanced challenge that requires precision on every shot. The course is part of a larger club complex that includes a driving range, putting green, and other amenities designed for family leisure and professional training. The layout is characterized by its technical design, which aims to impose challenges that vary from round to round. It serves as a subsede for the Federação de Golfe do Paraná (FPCG) and hosts various events, including the 1st Open of Paraná Golf and the Dr. Antenor Neves Jr. Tournament. The club also organizes monthly tournaments, thematic events, and clinics, fostering a community of enthusiasts who utilize the course for both competitive play and skill development. Key features of the club include a professional head pro offering lessons in multiple languages and a focus on improving the game for amateurs. The course is open from Tuesday to Sunday, with tee times available until 1:00 PM, and provides green fees for both federated and non-federated players. The setting is described as a landmark of the local sport, providing a space for social connection and athletic improvement in the greater Curitiba area.

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Región de Murcia 2 upcoming events

The 18 hole par 72 course was designed by Dave Thomas and covers a distance of 6,177 meters. Located just five minutes from the shores of the Mar Menor, the course breathes the essence of this small Mediterranean corner in each of its 18 holes. The layout flows quietly along rolling, pleasant terrain embraced by lush Mediterranean vegetation. Three large, strategically located lakes create plenty of challenges, with water coming into play on seven of the eighteen holes, including the signature hole 7, which features a challenging island green. Highlight holes include the drivable par 4 on Hole 10 and a potentially treacherous tee shot across a lake on the final, spectacular finishing hole. The course sits in a region enjoying around 300 days of sunshine per year and an average annual temperature of 21 degrees Celsius. The resort includes a state-of-the-art academy with technology such as Trackman, Video Analysis, Putlabb, and K-Vest 3D.

Campo de Sueños ☆ Follow

Nayarit

The Field of Dreams Golf Course, known locally as Campo de Sueños, is a nine-hole, par-3 executive course located near the village of El Monteón in Nayarit, Mexico. Situated just one kilometer south of the village entrance and five minutes south of Rincón de Guayabitos, the layout spans 1,700 yards. The course is positioned approximately 20 minutes north of Sayulita, placing it within the broader Riviera Nayarit region. Designed as an affordable alternative to the area's more exclusive facilities, the executive layout offers a compact round suitable for quick play or practice. The course is accompanied by the "Sr. Pollo" restaurant, which provides dining options including chicken, barbecue ribs, and tacos, featuring a full-service bar and outdoor garden area for guests before or after their round. The facility does not appear to have a notable tournament history or a famous course designer associated with its creation. It functions primarily as a local recreational option for residents and visitors in the Nuevo Nayarit and Riviera Nayarit areas, offering a straightforward par-29 challenge across its nine holes.

Campo Europa ☆ Follow

Andalucía 1 upcoming event

Campo Europa is an 18-hole championship course stretching 6,014 metres with a par 71, designed with the average golfer in mind. The course was designed by Cabell B. Robinson and opened in March 2005. Its generous fairways, flatter terrain, and slightly larger greens make it more forgiving than the resort's other courses, Campo America and Campo Asia. The River Ojén is a picturesque river that crosses three fairways and comes into play on eight holes, navigated by one main bridge and four smaller bridges. The 3rd and 14th holes are guarded by water hazards, with the 14th being a standout par 3 stretching to the maximum allowable 233 metres. The 11th is a par 5 measuring 524 metres, the longest hole on the course. Four golf cart tunnels ensure smooth travel throughout the course. Located just 30 minutes from Málaga Airport and 20 minutes from Marbella, the course is situated within the La Cala Resort complex near Mijas Costa in the Málaga province. La Cala Resort hosted the Q-school for the Ladies European Tour in November 2005 and 2006, as well as the Spanish Pairs Professional Championship in 2007.

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Buenos Aires

Campo Municipal de Golf de Las Caldas ☆ Follow

Asturias / Asturies 5 upcoming events

Campo Municipal de Golf Las Caldas was inaugurated in 2000 and consists of 18 holes, par 71, with a course of 5,678 meters. The course was designed by Manuel Piñero. The course is located 5 km from Oviedo, 45 km from Asturias airport, 28 km from Gijón and 30 km from Avilés. The course is situated in a zone close to the urban area but in the natural environment of Las Caldas, adjacent to the spa town of the same name, which together with Priorio castle and Piñera palace forms a trio of notable architectural monuments. The course play is differentiated in its two routes by the topography on which it is situated. One route runs through the lower part of the valley where the River Gafo flows, introducing water into play at different times, while the upper part located north of the course has fairways requiring different technique and strategic approaches. The 18-hole course measures 6,532 meters from white tees and 5,456 meters from yellow tees, complemented by a practice bunker and 1,000 square meter putting green.

Campo Municipal de Golf El Castillejo ☆ Follow

Aragón

Campo Municipal de Golf El Castillejo is a 9-hole golf course located in Alcalá de la Selva, Teruel, Spain. The course measures 2,468 meters from the men's tees and 2,315 meters from the women's tees, with a par of 35 comprising two par-3s, one par-5, and six par-4s. Designed as a "natural course," it uniquely adapts to the existing terrain, respecting the contours of the landscape with its banks, ravines, and hills. The course intentionally features no bunkers to preserve the natural environment and enhance the playing challenge. A pond at the lowest point of the course provides atmospheric refreshment. The most challenging holes are numbers 1, 2, and 8. The course is situated within a medieval village setting dominated by a 12th-century Arab castle, offering scenic views of the surrounding Gúdar region. Facilities include a practice range with 14 stations, a putting green, and a clubhouse housed in a restored traditional stone farmhouse with wooden beams and clay roof tiles. The course caters to family golf and operates a children's school during summer months.

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Asturias / Asturies

Campo Municipal de Golf Galisteo ☆ Follow

Extremadura

Campo Municipal Galisteo Golf is a 9-hole golf course located in Galisteo, Extremadura, Spain. The course features a strategic layout designed to challenge players of all skill levels, with well-maintained fairways and greens set against the natural landscape of Extremadura's countryside. The course plays to 5,550 yards from the yellow tees with a standard par configuration. The facility offers comprehensive practice amenities, including a driving range and putting green for pre-round preparation. The clubhouse provides comfortable facilities and a welcoming atmosphere for players. The course is characterized by its picturesque setting within the historic town of Galisteo, combining recreational golfing opportunities with the tranquility of the Spanish countryside. The municipal course serves both local golfers and visitors to the region, positioning itself as an accessible option for players seeking a blend of challenge and scenic natural surroundings in the Extremadura region.

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Castilla y León

Campo Municipal La Llorea ☆ Follow

Asturias / Asturies

Campo Municipal La Llorea is an 18-hole championship golf course located on an elevated coastal plateau approximately 100 meters above sea level near Gijón, Spain. It was the first municipally-owned and managed 18-hole regulation golf course in Spain. The course features six different routing options, making it playable and accessible for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. The course is situated in a scenic coastal setting with the sea in close proximity, providing distinctive landscape characteristics. Its flexible routing system allows players to adjust difficulty and challenge based on their experience and preferences, contributing to its appeal across diverse player categories. La Llorea serves as a major hub for golf activity in Gijón, hosting an extensive competition calendar primarily from April to October, including individual and paired competitions. The course also functions as the primary facility for the Municipal Golf School, offering instruction to children over six years old and hosting annual sports camps during summer months that have operated for over 30 years. Professional coaching services are available through contracted instructors.

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Veneto

Campo Pratica Golf Madesimo ☆ Follow

Lombardia

The Golf Club Madesimo is a six-hole golf course located in the Italian Alps at an altitude of 1,600 meters above sea level. Situated at Alpe Groppera, the course is accessible from June to the end of September, subject to weather conditions. The layout was designed with respect for the natural environment and existing ski slopes, integrating the game into the mountain landscape rather than dominating it. The setting is distinctly alpine, with the club house and course surrounded by peaks that often retain snow even in July. The terrain is characterized by its high elevation and rugged mountain atmosphere, where players may encounter marmots in the anti-avalanche valley near the driving range. The club house itself is a small, comfortable wooden chalet that serves as the administrative center and social hub for the club. As a mountain golf facility, the course offers a unique experience distinct from traditional links or parkland layouts. The short, six-hole design allows for a quick round, making it suitable for practice or casual play during the limited summer window. The driving range is located separately from the main course area, providing additional practice opportunities in the same scenic environment. The club was founded in 1993 as an amateur sports association with the goal of promoting the game of golf. It hosts various competitions and social events, often held in the outdoor gazebo adjacent to the club house. The facility caters to both members and visitors, offering lessons and access to the course during the brief but intense alpine summer season.