Golf Santa Ponsa

Opened in 1977, the Santa Ponsa I golf course has a 6,543 meter course, 18 holes (par 72), with the 10th hole being one of the longest in Europe.

Designed by Folco Nardi (with the participation of Pepe Gancedo), the Santa Ponsa I golf course covers 73 hectares, making it a long course with lakes and a wide variety of trees (olive, pine, almond, etc.) to satisfy all types of players thanks to its wide fairways and tee boxes where big hitters will benefit the most, but without forgetting to have a finely tuned short game to finish with an optimal result.
In Mallorca, the Santa Ponsa I golf course is one of the most active golf courses, hosting important national and international tournaments:

open golf (european pga tour)
It is the Mallorcan course chosen by the PGA where the tournament has been held on the greatest number of occasions with winners such as Severiano Ballesteros (1988)(1992), O. Sellberg (1989), G. Levenson (1991), J. Payne (1993), Ma. Jiménez (1998)
Spanish professional championship
Spain – Belgium match
Spanish amateur international (1982)
Spanish international senior women's team (2011)
European club championship
international challenge
Sahrawi the Count of Barcelona (1977-1992)
International Sardinian Juan de Borbón (1993-2012)
International HRH Princess Birgitta of Sweden (1991-2012)
the mentor foundation (1998)
Coinciding with these events, other important players also participated, such as José M. Olazábal, Barry Lane, Jesper Parnevik, Colin Montgomery, Ian Woosnam, Lee Westwood, Vijay Singh, etc.

Likewise, important personalities have visited the club such as Their Royal Highnesses the King and Queen of Spain, His Royal Highness Prince Felipe, His Royal Highness Juan de Borbón, Prince Andrew of England, the King and Queen of Sweden, the Duke and Duchess of Luxembourg, President Carter, Bruno Kreisky, Michael Douglas, Catherine Z. Jones, Nigel Mansell, Franz Beckenbauer, Ingemar Johanson, and many more.