El Chaparral Golf Club

Designer:

DisD. José Gancedo

Club History

El Chaparral Golf Club

Can you imagine playing golf in a unique setting?

Chaparral Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in one of the most privileged places on the Costa del Sol, near Fuengirola and less than half an hour from Malaga airport and Marbella.

Chaparral Golf is a Parkland Forest course designed by Pepe Gancedo, also known as the "Picasso of Golf." His design of Chaparral shows great respect for the landscape and the environment, making the most of the course's natural shape in the design of each hole. You'll discover a unique course where the sea and the mountains accompany you on your round. The proximity to the sea guarantees panoramic views from several holes. You'll enjoy a unique golfing experience with a wide variety of holes suitable for all types of players.

Its success is due to its exceptional surroundings, excellent facilities and quality of service.

The magnificent sea views (just 700 meters from the beach), along with the rich vegetation and the lush pine forest that surrounds it, have made Chaparral a natural paradise for golfers, with a unique landscape on every hole.

Discover it, play and enjoy this unique paradise on the Costa del Sol!

www.golfelchaparral.com

Location and Contact

Urbanization El Chaparral N-340 Km 203

29649

Malaga

952587733

reservas@golfelchaparral.com

Services

Pro Shop
Restaurant
Field of practice
Buggies
Parking
Putting Green
Cart Rental
Manual Carts
Group Classes
Changing rooms
Showers
Golf course

Time

Course and Holes

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Hole 123456789IDA 101112131415161718LAP TOTAL
Pair 4 3 5 3 4 5 5 4 4 37 3 5 4 5 3 4 3 5 3 35 72
HDCP 7 9 1 3 15 13 11 5 17 14 6 8 12 4 16 18 2 10
Meters 337 174 477 198 322 493 459 320 321 3101 162 443 302 450 163 287 105 460 176 2548 5649

Board of Directors of El Chaparral Golf Club

President

Mr. Antonio Rubio López-Cózar

Managing director

Mr. Domingo Gavira

Commercial Director

Ms. Cecilia Lowenheilm

Professional

Mr. Daniel Colomar