Golf Courses

Club de Golf Málaga Parador Follow

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Parador de Málaga Golf is the oldest golf course on Spain's Costa del Sol and the oldest in Andalusia, with origins dating to the early 1920s. The club's creation is historically linked to Princess Beatrice of Battenberg, who spent time in the region and was instrumental in establishing the facility. Construction of an initial nine-hole course began in 1925 under the supervision of Harry Shapland Colt, the British architect also responsible for Wentworth. The course was subsequently extended to 18 holes under the design of Tom Simpson, whose other works include Turnberry, Muirfield, and Ballybunion. The main Old Course plays to a par of 72 over 6,173 metres, with a slope rating of 130. The complex also includes a separate nine-hole links course. The site sits within the Guadalmar area, approximately ten kilometres west of Málaga city centre and close to the airport. The layout is notably flat by Costa del Sol standards, making it one of the more walkable courses in the region. Wide fairways are framed by sand dunes, palm trees, mimosas, eucalyptus, and pine, giving the course a distinctive character that reflects its coastal, semi-links origins. Two holes run directly alongside the Mediterranean shoreline, and the terrain retains a naturalness that reflects the course's age and original design philosophy. The composition across the 18 holes includes four par-3s, ten par-4s, and four par-5s. The course has hosted professional competition on several occasions, most notably the Turespaña Masters, which was won on this course by Vijay Singh in 1992. The course record is held by local player Miguel Ángel Jiménez, who shot a 63 during the 1999 edition of the same event. The Royal Spanish Golf Federation has used the course for a number of its professional and amateur tournaments over the years, reflecting its standing within Spanish golf history.

Club de Golf Malanquin Follow

Guanajuato

Located in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico, Club de Golf Malanquin is an 18-hole, par-72 facility situated along the San Miguel de Allende-Celaya Highway. The course spans 7,289 yards and is characterized by narrow fairways, artificial lakes, and wooded hills that provide challenging terrain for players of all levels. The layout features Kikuyo fairways and Bent grass greens, set within a landscape that offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys. The club has maintained a presence in the region for over 50 years, operating as a family-oriented golf club. The course design integrates natural elements with strategic challenges, utilizing the undulating terrain to create a demanding experience. Practice facilities include a driving tee with natural grass, a putting green, and a bunker area, supporting the development of skills for both casual and competitive golfers. Professional instruction is available through certified staff, including Head Coach David Deanda and Assistant Professional Antonio Alvarado, who offer coaching and classes for various skill levels. The club supports play with amenities such as golf cart rental, equipment storage, and a pro-shop. Regular tournaments and family events are hosted at the venue, reinforcing its role as a central hub for golf and social activity in the area.

Club de golf Malartic Follow

Québec

Club de golf Malartic is a nine-hole golf course founded in 1965, located in Malartic, Quebec. The course operates as a non-profit organization managed by the Golf Malartic members association. The facility is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. Beyond the course itself, the club features a practice green for honing short game skills, a welcoming bar, and a terrace overlooking the course. The facility also includes a pro shop and operates a reception hall with capacity for up to 250 people, available for events and gatherings. The club is deeply integrated with its local community and offers personalized services and hospitality to both members and visitors. The setting emphasizes connecting players with nature while maintaining a friendly, accessible atmosphere for all golfing abilities.

Club de Golf Malinalco Follow

Estado de México

Club de Golf Malinalco is located in Malinalco, Estado de México, approximately 60 kilometers from Mexico City. The course sits in a picturesque valley surrounded by high mountains, deep canyons, and rivers, offering distinctive Mexican landscape views integrated with functional architecture. The masterplan was developed by the renowned American firm Edward D. Stone Jr. & Associates. Built on 195.3 hectares with 75% dedicated to green areas, construction began in March 1992 and was officially inaugurated on June 19, 1993 by the State Governor. The course is characterized by challenging greens that present significant difficulty to players. Member testimonials describe it as a demanding layout where complex green designs create notable strategic challenges, making it a compelling test of golf skills. Beyond the course itself, Club de Golf Malinalco functions as a comprehensive resort-style facility. The clubhouse spans 6,600 square meters and includes restaurants, swimming pool, gymnasium, massage rooms, spa facilities, and luxury amenities. The development features paved pathways with dedicated bicycle and jogging trails, and offers twelve hotel suites for member guests. Three on-site restaurants serve traditional Mexican cuisine, casual snacks, and Italian-style pizza.

Club de Golf Mapocho Follow

Región Metropolitana de Santiago

Club de Golf Mapocho is a public golf course located 17 km from Vitacura in Santiago, Chile, accessible via the Costanera Norte highway. The championship-length course measures 7,500 yards and features a tournament design that accommodates various skill levels through multiple tee options and over seven different flag positions. The layout is characterized by wide fairways and challenging rough areas, with excellent practice facilities divided into putting, approach, and full swing zones. The course is open daily year-round (except Easter Friday, December 25, and January 1) from 8 AM to 6-7 PM depending on daylight. It welcomes all golfers with a handicap index of 30 or lower; those exceeding this requirement can take a complimentary 15-minute qualifying test. Club de Golf Mapocho is designed to serve as an accessible entry point for beginning golfers while maintaining competitive championship standards. The facility also includes a 1,060 square-meter event center with a 400 square-meter terrace overlooking the course and lagoon, suitable for tournaments and special events.

Club de Golf Masia Bach Follow

Catalunya

Club de Golf Barcelona features an 18-hole championship course called Masia Bach, along with a 9-hole executive course. Located near Barcelona in Sant Esteve Sesrovires, the facility combines luxury sporting experience with natural landscape. The main Masia Bach course is technically demanding and well-maintained, featuring newly renovated bunkers in excellent condition. The club offers comprehensive amenities including a clubhouse, restaurant, professional golf academy, and the Dolce resort. The course is described as spectacular and challenging, delivering a rewarding experience upon completion. Beyond golf, the facility provides paddel and pickleball courts. Operating since 1989, Club de Golf Barcelona positions itself as a premier destination near Barcelona, emphasizing meticulous course maintenance, high-quality facilities, and an exclusive atmosphere combining precision, serenity, and style.

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Québec

Club de Golf Mataleñas Follow

Cantabria

Club de Golf Mataleñas is a golf facility located in the Mataleñas area on the coast northwest of Santander, Cantabria. Founded in 1986, it has established itself as a reference golf course in the region. The club is situated in a unique natural and scenic environment, characterized by its paradisiacal setting within the Cantabrian landscape. The facility operates as a family-oriented golf club and hosts both Pitch & Putt competitions and full golf tournaments throughout the year. The course features various competitive events including regional championships, club tournaments, and youth development circuits for different age groups (alevines, benjamines, and juveniles). Notable tournaments include the Master de Mataleñas, the Torneo Aniversario del Club, and the Torneo Ciudad de Santander. The club maintains regular maintenance schedules, including seasonal green and tee maintenance programs. It operates extended hours seasonally, from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM in winter and 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM in summer, serving both members and visiting players seeking to experience golf in Cantabria's coastal setting.

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Québec

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Québec

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Mendoza

Club de Golf Metropolitain Follow

Québec

The Club de Golf Metropolitain is a 18-hole facility located at 5136 Boul. Chauau Ouest in Quebec, Quebec. The course is divided into two distinct nine-hole loops, each with a par of 36, for a total course par of 72. The layout is designed to be accessible and close to the city, featuring practice areas and a driving range to support player development.

Club de Golf Mexico Follow

Ciudad de México

Club de Golf México, founded on March 10, 1949, is a comprehensive golf complex located in San Buenaventura, Tlalpan, Mexico City. The facility features 36 holes divided into two courses: an 18-hole championship course and an 18-hole short course. Beyond golf, the club operates as a full sports complex offering diverse athletic facilities and activities for members and visitors. The club provides extensive amenities including two event halls with views overlooking the golf courses, food and beverage services, and tournament hosting capabilities. Its facilities accommodate both competitive play and social gatherings, making it a multifaceted sports and leisure destination. The course is situated in an established residential area of Mexico City, serving as a prominent golf destination within the capital region.

Club de Golf Milby Follow

Québec

Nestled in the Eastern Township countryside just minutes from Sherbrooke, Quebec, the Milby Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole course designed by renowned architect Howard Watson and inaugurated in 1964. The layout is set within an enchanting landscape of woods, rivers, and hills, characterized by large undulating greens and a unique terrain that has earned the club recognition as one of the best semi-private courses in the province. The course offers a significant challenge through its quality of terrain and the uniqueness of its setting, featuring practice areas that include two practice fields, a large practice green, and a dedicated space for approach shots and sand exits. The club has a rich history of hosting prestigious tournaments, beginning with its early days as the Lennoxville Golf and Country Club Inc, which opened its first nine holes in 1965 before expanding to 18 holes in 1969. Notable events held at the course include the Quebec Open in 1992 and 1993, the Quebec Amateur Championship in 1983 and 1989, and the Canadian Assistant Pro Championship in 1984. The facility has also hosted the Canada Games in 2013, the Quebec Pro-Senior Championship in 2005, and various university and high school competitions, reflecting its commitment to encouraging the next generation of golfers.

Club De Golf Miner Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Miner is a 9-hole golf course located in Granby, Quebec, situated less than two minutes from downtown, making it easily accessible to the public. The course features a par 36 layout designed to challenge both beginner and experienced golfers. As one of Granby's notable golf venues, the course offers a welcoming atmosphere with attentive staff committed to providing an enjoyable experience for all players. The facility includes amenities such as a restaurant serving food and beverages on-site, golf instruction programs including camps and lessons, and a pro shop. The course operates seasonally, with a practice range that closes during the winter months. Club de Golf Miner also hosts tournaments throughout the year and offers various membership options including limited-quantity seasonal passes for regular players.

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Québec

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Québec

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Québec

Club de Golf Mont St-Grégoire Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Mont St-Grégoire is an 18-hole executive golf course featuring par 3 and par 4 holes. Located in Quebec, the course is designed as a family-friendly layout, emphasizing accessibility and enjoyment for golfers of various skill levels. The executive format makes it suitable for players seeking a shorter, more manageable round while still providing an engaging golfing experience. The facility includes a practice range, golf instruction programs, and on-site amenities such as a bar and restaurant, pro shop, and reception hall accommodating up to 90 people for tournaments and events. The course hosts various tournaments throughout its season and offers membership options, packages, and group outings. As of 2026, the facility is undergoing improvements to enhance the course experience for members and visitors.

Club de golf Mont Tourbillon Follow

Québec

Club de golf Mont Tourbillon is an 18-hole championship course located in Lac-Beauport, Quebec, situated on a mountainside setting. Founded in 1962 by a group of Quebec City businessmen including former Premier Jean Lesage, the course was designed by renowned architect Howard Watson. The layout presents an interesting challenge for golfers of all levels and is particularly recognized for its exceptionally high-quality greens. Owned by Michel Noël since 1977, Mont Tourbillon has established itself as a premier golfing destination in the Quebec region. The course is open to visitors by reservation and offers electric golf carts, club rentals, practice facilities, and a pro shop. The facility has maintained a 4-star rating from the Quebec Tourism Industry Corporation (CITQ) since 2012. The course is renowned as the top tournament venue in the region, hosting over 100 groups annually ranging from 25 to 300 golfers. It features reception halls accommodating 20 to 100 guests and offers golf lessons. The facility also includes dining and hospitality services, making it suitable for both competitive play and social outings.

Club de Golf Montbrú-Moià Follow

Catalunya

Club de Golf Montbrú-Moià is a 9-hole golf course located in Moià, Catalonia, inaugurated on May 30, 1992. The course features a par 33 layout that can be played twice for a full round. Designed to respect the region's unique natural characteristics, the course offers outstanding panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including vistas of the Pyrenees and Creu mountain. The course presents a technical yet playable challenge suitable for various skill levels. Notable holes include "The Valley," a dramatic par 3 with a hidden green over a ravine, and "Views of the Pyrenees," a remodeled par 4 from an elevated tee offering scenic mountain vistas. The 12th hole (par 5) has been recently remodeled to balance technical difficulty with playability. The course features strategically designed greens, including multi-tiered designs, and incorporates natural hazards such as stone walls and ravines. Set in the Bages region, the course combines challenging golf architecture with a welcoming atmosphere. All holes have been individually named to reflect their distinctive characteristics and landscape features. The club offers comprehensive facilities including a restaurant and lounge bar for members and visitors.

Club de Golf Montcalm Inc Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Montcalm Inc is a 36-hole golf facility located in St-Liguori, Quebec. The course features two distinct layouts: La Seigneurie, described as a classic design with moderate rolling terrain and tree-lined fairways, and a second course offering different playing challenges. The facility is certified four-star and caters to golfers of varying skill levels through diverse programming. The club offers comprehensive golf amenities including a practice facility, golf academy with professional instruction, and junior programs. Beyond golf, Club de Golf Montcalm serves as an event venue with reception halls accommodating 10 to 300 people, hosting tournaments, corporate meetings, weddings, and social functions. The on-site restaurant provides dining options including weekend brunches, special dinners, and custom catering. The club emphasizes membership benefits and organizes special programming such as ladies' play on Mondays and men's evenings, reflecting its community-oriented approach to golf recreation.

Club de golf Montmagny inc. Follow

Québec

Club de Golf Montmagny is an 18-hole course located in Montmagny, Quebec, offering a scenic mountain golf experience with exceptional views of the St. Lawrence River and the Montmagny Archipelago. The course features four sets of tees accommodating golfers of all skill levels: Red (5,184 yards, par 70.4), Green (5,482 yards, par 66.8), White (6,067 yards, par 69.7), and Blue (6,347 yards, par 70.8). Signature views highlight holes 8 and 17, both offering panoramic vistas of the archipelago. The course presents challenges suited to diverse playing abilities while maintaining accessibility for recreational golfers. The facility celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2024 and hosts various tournaments throughout the season. Beyond golf, the club features a reception hall accommodating up to 250 guests, pro shop, and dining options, making it a comprehensive golf and events destination in the region.

Club De Golf Montpellier Follow

Québec

Club De Golf Lac Simon (formerly Club De Golf Montpellier) is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Montpellier, Quebec, nestled between lakes and mountains in the Petite-Nation region. The course offers breathtaking scenic views overlooking the surrounding landscape and Lake Simon, set in a natural woodland setting. The course features challenging layouts across multiple tee options with slope ratings of 115/67.5 (Blue), 112/66.0 (White), and 112/68.9 (Red), accommodating players of all skill levels. The par and designer information is not specified in available details, though the course is noted for presenting constantly renewed challenges that test player abilities. The signature hole, number 4, pays tribute to professional hockey legend Stéphane Richer, who formerly owned the course. The facility was rebranded in 2016 when it reopened under new management. The course includes 75 golf carts for player convenience and modern clubhouse amenities including a restaurant, terrace, bar, golf shop, and reception halls. The layout emphasizes both competitive play and recreational enjoyment in its natural setting.