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El Chaparral Golf Club

Andalucía

Chaparral Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland forest course located in the Mijas Golf valley on Spain's Costa del Sol, between Marbella and Mijas. Designed by Pepe Gancedo, the course is set within a protected natural area featuring Mediterranean landscape and ancient Canary pine forests, positioned between mountain and coastal terrain. Situated approximately 25 minutes from Málaga Airport and less than 20 minutes from Marbella's old town and Puerto Banús, the course serves as a popular destination for European golfers. The layout integrates each hole into the natural forest environment while showcasing the region's typical Mediterranean beauty. The club emphasizes sustainability and environmental respect, with course design harmonizing with the existing pine forest ecosystem. Chaparral Golf Club offers comprehensive facilities including a pro shop, restaurant, and academy, along with TopTracer technology. The venue hosts various tournaments and is positioned as both a golf destination and cultural hub, with proximity to Málaga's cultural attractions, the white village of Mijas Pueblo, and the historic town of Ronda.

El Cielo Country Club

Jalisco

El Conquistador Golf

AZ

El Conquistador Golf & Tennis is located in Oro Valley, north of Tucson, Arizona, featuring 45 championship holes across three distinct courses. The Conquistador Course, Cañona Course, and the 9-hole Pusch Ridge Course were designed by renowned architects Greg Nash and Jeff Hardin. The facility is set against the stunning Santa Catalina Mountains, offering sweeping mountain views and rugged natural desert terrain that define the playing experience. The courses are designed to challenge players of all skill levels with strategic layouts and authentic desert golf conditions. The setting provides dramatic landscape views, with the mountains framing each hole. Beyond the golf courses, El Conquistador offers comprehensive amenities including a modern fitness center, 31 USTA-awarded tennis courts, pickleball and racquetball facilities, a lap pool, and The Overlook Restaurant featuring New American cuisine with mountain vistas. The facility operates as a membership-based club and lifestyle destination, welcoming both members and daily players seeking a complete recreation experience in the Oro Valley community.

El Corazón Golf Club

Colima

El Cortijo Golf Center

Las Palmas

El Cortijo Club de Campo features 18 holes with a par of 72 and a length of 6,308 meters, making it one of the longest courses in Spain. The course was designed by Blake Stirling and Marco Martin, with Stirling having served as head designer for Pete Dye. The design includes up to six tees per hole, allowing players of all levels to enjoy the game, while holes are surrounded by several small lakes that have been incorporated into the design. The course is located in Telde, 15 minutes from Las Palmas. Players encounter gentle slopes and fast greens combined with over 600 century-old palm trees and six large lakes. The course was designed on an old farm running along three valleys with broad representation of indigenous flora, achieving full integration of golf within the existing centenary palm grove. El Cortijo Club de Campo hosted the 2002 Spanish Open, won by Sergio Garcia. The course has established itself as a significant venue for professional golf, debuting at the international level through this European Tour tournament. Beyond golf, the facility offers tennis courts, paddle courts, a gymnasium, a swimming pool, and a restaurant.

El Desafío

Neuquén

El Desafío is a 72-par golf course located in Patagonia, Argentina, designed by Greg Norman. The layout is built into the mountainside, featuring significant elevation changes and two distinct environments. The lower holes traverse a dense pine forest, while the upper holes open onto expansive prairies with views of the Andes and the Cordón Chapelco range. The course includes five tee boxes on each hole to accommodate players of all handicaps. The front nine holes are completed and in use, while the back nine and the clubhouse are under construction. The total yardage from the professional tees is 7,062 yards, with a par 36 for each nine. The design emphasizes wide fairways that remain competitive from the back tees. Norman paid particular attention to the par 3 holes to highlight the natural scenery. The course has received recognition from golf publications. Tom Doak included it in The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, noting it as likely the best course in Argentina and among the top 10 most original courses in the Americas. It is also listed among the top 100 golf courses in the world and featured in Golf Digest as one of the ten best courses in Argentina.

El Diablo & El Santiago Golf Course (The Villages)

FL

El Diablo and El Santiago are sister nine-hole executive courses at The Villages in central Florida, sharing a starter facility. El Diablo is a par 27 course with yardages varying from 811 yards to 1486 yards, designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton in 1997. El Diablo is one of the most challenging tracks of the Executive Golf courses, requiring golfers to carry to elevated and very undulating greens throughout. The last three holes are among the most respected on the entire Executive Golf Trail. El Santiago means "the saint" versus its sister course, El Diablo ("the devil"). El Santiago was built in 1998 and designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton. El Santiago has a length of 1207 yards and features large greens, minimal bunkers without water hazards, making it suited for novice golfers. The designers built El Santiago for learners and leisurely golfers, similar to other Level 1 courses like Sarasota, Chula Vista, and Turtle Mound. Both courses are part of The Villages Executive Golf Trail and are located at the El Santiago Recreation complex in The Villages. Golfers can play from three sets of tees at El Santiago, making Executive golf as friendly or competitive as desired. The contrasting difficulty levels of the two courses provide options for golfers of varying skill levels within the same facility.

El Dorado Golf Course

MI

El Dorado Golf Course in Mason, Michigan has evolved significantly since its inception as a nine-hole layout in the 1970s. The course underwent a major transformation with a 27-hole reconfiguration designed by Jerry Matthews, completed in 1996, establishing it as a comprehensive golfing destination. Located in the Lansing area, the course serves as a community favorite and recreational hub. The facility features a large multi-level driving range alongside a clubhouse with substantial capacity, accommodating up to 200 people for various events. Beyond golf, the course supports golf outings, fundraisers, and special events. The modern clubhouse provides comfortable amenities for players and guests. While specific details about individual hole designs, exact par ratings, and difficulty characteristics are not extensively detailed in available information, the 27-hole configuration offers diverse playing experiences. The course's development into a full-service facility reflects its commitment to serving both casual golfers and serious players in the Lansing region.

El Encín Golf

Comunidad de Madrid

El Encín Golf Hotel is an 18-hole, Par 72 championship course located in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, designed by the prestigious firm Von Hagge. Inaugurated in 2011, it is widely regarded as one of Madrid's finest golf courses. The layout offers spectacular views of Los Santos de la Humosa mountains, set against the natural landscape of the region. The course features a modern, well-maintained design characteristic of Von Hagge's work. It is complemented by exceptional practice facilities, including one of Spain's premier driving ranges with over 100 hitting stations. The course has hosted numerous high-level tournaments throughout its history and maintains a strong competitive calendar. Beyond golf, the facility includes a 4-star hotel with 39 rooms, a quality restaurant, and a dedicated golf school. The complex demonstrates commitment to environmental management and sustainability practices. The combination of championship-level course design, extensive practice amenities, and comprehensive hospitality facilities makes El Encín Golf Hotel a significant venue in the Madrid golf landscape.

El Golf de los Incas

Lima

El Golfito

Zulia

El Gouna Golf Club

البحر الأحمر

El Gouna Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, stretching 6,269 meters. Designed by Gene Bates and Fred Couples, the course is located in a coastal Egyptian setting offering stunning panoramic views of the Red Sea mountains, turquoise waterways, and year-round sunshine. The course features multiple tee locations on each hole to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced players. Bunkers, waterways, and native vegetation are strategically integrated throughout the layout, creating a challenging yet rewarding experience. The course operates year-round from 7 am until sunset, with distinct winter and summer seasons. Practice facilities and professional instruction are available to enhance the golfing experience at this premier Red Sea destination.

El Higueral Golf

Andalucía

El Higueral Golf is a picturesque 9-hole, par 36 resort course located in Benahavís, nestled on the gentle slopes of the foothills near Marbella. The course features beautifully manicured greens and elegantly styled lakes throughout. The layout presents a mix of challenging and accessible holes. Notable features include Hole 3, an island green surrounded by black slate and water on all sides, inspired by American resort courses. Hole 4 serves as the signature hole, a downhill par 5 dogleg right with a peninsula green nestled lakeside, offering one of the most picturesque settings on the Costa del Sol. The course incorporates various design elements including ravines, bunkers, and water hazards strategically placed to challenge players while remaining enjoyable. The terrain includes doglegs, elevation changes, and strategic water placement that provide moderate difficulty. Multiple tee positions ensure accessibility for players of varying abilities. The course emphasizes scenic vistas and natural landscape features, with holes routed through tall trees and open fairways. The design maximizes player enjoyment through thoughtful hazard placement and green contours that encourage strategic play without being unnecessarily punitive.

El Legado de Juan "Chi-Chi" Rodríguez Golf Resort

PR

El Legado Golf Resort is an 18-hole par-72 course spanning 7,193 yards built in 2002 and designed by island legend Chi Chi Rodriguez on 285 acres of a former horse ranch. Located on the south east coast of the island, El Legado is one of the most beautiful golf courses in Puerto Rico. The property is surrounded by the mountains called "La Cordillera Central" to the north and the Caribbean Sea to the south. The course has a rating of 76.6 with a slope of 137, providing an open parkland layout that will test most facets of your game and provide plenty of enjoyable golfing challenges. The layout includes several water hazards, undulating fairways, and well-manicured greens that require precision and strategic shot-making. The prevailing strong winds demand the maximum ability of any golfer. Notable features include the unforgettable par-3 15th hole, and views of the mountains throughout the layout and on certain holes a great view of the Caribbean Sea. The course was created as a tribute to the legendary golfer Chi Chi Rodriguez, a Hall of Famer and Puerto Rico's greatest golfing export.

El Macero Country Club

CA

El Macero Country Club features an 18-hole parkland-style championship course designed by Bob Baldock. The course stretches to 6,862 yards from the furthest tees, with a rating and slope of 73.0 and 129, respectively. Four different sets of tee markers are available to accommodate various skill levels. The layout is situated in a setting that includes numerous planted trees, such as Modesto Ash, Silver Maple, Sycamore, Locust, and Pine, which supplement the indigenous Oaks, Cottonwoods, and Willows. The course is located in El Macero, California, just a 12-minute drive from downtown Sacramento. It serves as the home course for the UC Davis Men's and Women's golf teams. The club also features a state-of-the-art short game practice facility, funded in part by UC Davis golf supporters, which includes two large putting greens and two deep bunkers with varying grass surfaces. El Macero has a history of hosting significant golf events, having served as a qualifying spot for several USGA events. Notable PGA Tour players who have competed in tournaments at the club include Byron Nelson, Peter Jacobsen, Tiger Woods, and Nick Watney. The course has also attracted political figures, with former California Governor Ronald Reagan and Governor George Deukmejian known to have played there. The club has been managed by Troon Golf since 2007.

El Maderal

Castilla y León

El Maderal is a Pitch & Putt golf course located in a small valley outside the village of El Maderal in Zamora province, Spain, approximately 30 kilometers from both Zamora and Salamanca cities. Created and designed by local residents in 2009, the course features 9 holes with double tees and a par of 54, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels. The course is situated in a privileged natural setting characterized by abundant vegetation and scenic valley terrain. The facility includes a clubhouse with a café-bar called "Hoyo Cero." El Maderal hosts various regional competitions throughout the year, including tournaments such as the Ruta del Vino de Zamora and participates in the regional Pitch & Putt circuit of Castilla y León. The course emphasizes a welcoming atmosphere for visiting golfers and maintains an active membership program with regular club competitions and a merit ranking system.

El Manglar

Quintana Roo

El Moro

Buenos Aires

The golf course at Club de Campo El Moro is a nine-hole, par-70 facility federated by the Asociación Argentina de Golf. Located in the Marcos Paz partido on Ruta Provincial 40, the course is set within a 360-hectare estate that was originally a thoroughbred horse farm established in the late 19th century. The landscape is characterized by mature tree plantings and greenery influenced by the poetic landscaping of Carlos Thays, creating a natural environment for the golfing experience. The layout includes a driving range with a distance of 180 yards, as well as dedicated zones for approach shots and putting across all nine holes. An on-site golf school offers instruction for players looking to refine their skills. The course is part of a larger sports complex that also features tennis courts, football pitches, and equestrian facilities, all integrated into the historic colonial-style architecture of the estate.

El Nacional

Buenos Aires

El Nacional is an 18-hole golf course located in General Rodríguez, Buenos Aires, serving as the central sporting feature of the El Nacional residential development. The course is designed with a view toward future expansion to 27 holes. The specific design and construction work were carried out by Esteban Davicco y Asociados, with the greens built according to USGA standards. The project received approval from the Asociación Argentina de Golf (AAG) and was audited by agronomist Ricardo De Udaeta, who served as an advisor for the 2003 Argentine Open Championship. Situated within a 365-hectare area characterized by extensive green spaces and a unique microclimate, the golf course is integrated into a landscape featuring lakes, ponds, and dense vegetation. The setting includes more than 10,000 trees of various species, contributing to a natural environment that attracts local wildlife such as nutrias, partridges, and carpinchos. The clubhouse, known as Casa Julio Cortázar, offers panoramic views of the golf course and its surrounding gardens, providing a vantage point for players and spectators alike. The course hosts numerous tournaments and circuits throughout the year, attracting players sponsored by major companies. It is considered one of the premier golf facilities in the country, offering a high-quality playing experience that combines technical rigor with scenic beauty. The integration of water features and natural vegetation creates a distinct playing environment that distinguishes it from traditional urban developments. Beyond the golf course, the facility supports a wide range of sporting activities, including tennis, football, and equestrian sports. The development also features a large lake for nautical sports, a swimming pool, and a gymnasium. The emphasis on preserving natural spaces and maintaining a secure, green environment makes the golf course a central element of the lifestyle offered to residents and members of the club.

El Ombù

Buenos Aires