Spain, Costa del Sol
Santana Golf is a demanding course due to the unique design of each hole, which is intended to give the golfer a continuous challenge, even for the more experienced player.
The course is home to many trees including Avocado (obviously), eucalyptus, orange, fig and lemon, plus cactus, pines, olive and mango trees which make up the varied vegetation of this beautiful enclave, together with a varied population of indigenous birds, including the calzada eagle.
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.
Sol Atalaya Park is located in the very heart of the Costa del Sol and is one of Europe's best sporting resorts. This beachfront hotel is within close proximity to Saladillo Beach, El Paraiso Golf Club and Real Club de Golf Guadalmina.
This beautiful all-inclusive hotel on the Costa del Sol perfectly recreates the Polynesian islands of Bora Bora, Samoa and Easter.
Offering a wide range of sports facilities, swimming pools and activity programmes, this hotel is perfect for the family.
The third of three courses on the La Cala Resort, it is fair to say that the Europa layout is the friendliest of the trio.
With 5 Tees per hole, Valle Romano is an enjoyable course for beginners whilst still proving a challenge for more skilled golfers.
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.
Home to the Volvo Masters (1988-96 and 2002-2008), the Ryder Cup (1997), the World Golf Championships (1999-2000), the Andalucia Masters (2010-2011) and Open de Espana (2016 & 2018), Valderrama surpasses its reputation as Europe's number one course.
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