With three loops of nine there are 27 outstanding holes of golf to be combined. Los Pinos is the tightest of the three loops, with tree-lined fairways placing a premium on accuracy.
Los Lagos, which translates as Lakes, has as you would imagine, a number of water hazards laying in wait to snaffle your ball, whilst Los Alcornoques is reserved for some of the most stunning holes in the layout.
The Hotel Encinar de Sotogrande is set in a privileged location near the beaches of the Costa del Sol, and some of the best golf courses in Spain such as Valderrama, home of the 1997 Ryder Cup, which is just 10 minutes away by car.
The H10 Andalucia Plaza is located just minutes away from the town of Puerto Banus, with the beach and the marina just 5 minutes' away.
Alcaidesa Golf Resort offers the very best views in the Costa del Sol with stunning vistas over the Mediterranean Sea, Gibraltar and Africa.
Offering a wide range of sports facilities, swimming pools and activity programmes, this hotel is perfect for the family.
Los Lagos is the longer of the two courses at Mijas Golf, but has wide fairways, soft slopes, many bunkers and nine lakes, from which the course gets its name.
Host of the 1977 Spanish Open, Torrequebrada is a strategic golf course with many doglegs requiring thought rather than simply gripping it and ripping it.
A typical Robert Trent Jones Sr. design, Los Naranjos enjoys generous fairways and strategically placed bunkers and water hazards.
Located at the foot of the Mijas mountains, between Marbella and Malaga, the America Course is the original of the three championship courses at the impressive La Cala Resort.
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