Mediterranean Golf

This 18-hole course has contributed to the growing fame of its architect, Ramón Espinosa. It's a jewel nestled in a wide valley between mountains, 6 km from the Mediterranean Sea. Its subtle challenges make it more delicate than it first appears, without discouraging players of average skill. The fairway and green bunkers are intelligently positioned and clearly visible, indicating the necessary playing strategy. With a landscape composed mainly of pines, carob trees, and olive trees, some isolated trees force players to hit the ball with spin, and there are water hazards—lakes and canals—in the line of play on seven holes, completing a diverse array of difficulties. The greens, designed to roll at the speed of the American professional circuit—remember, this is Sergio García's home course—add a high-quality element to the game, as they require a delicate touch to read and play. Intelligent and straightforward, it's a route for everyone and can be recommended both for its harmony and its careful maintenance: suitable for enjoying an optimal day.