Regarded as among the best in Catalonia, this is a rugged golf course, with hazards such as rough ground, gullies, barrancas or dry river beds. Blind tee shots are common with bunkers being the best indication of direction, and the direct route over the hazards is often the best tactic.

The first nine holes are relatively short but technical. It is a fairly standard country course with long fairways, semi-rough and rough. The excellent greens are undulating and difficult.

The setting is impressive an distinctly rolling track that rises and falls within a thick. The contrast between the crisp fairways and greens and the broad expanse of wild woodland vegetation is delightful. The short oak trees and thick shrubbery should not come into play unless you are extremely wayward. The design has allowed for at least ten downhill drives with only one noticeable climb back, which was a good feat of routing.

The course is not particularly difficult but greens strategically placed and water hazards on many holes tend to make life more difficult on this all-together pleasant course. The Sitges Terramar Golf Course has recently undergone some alteration work and counts on some superb putting surfaces.

As it is to be expected from a golf course so close to the sea, wind can play a significant role in the challenge of the course. Together with strategic bunkering, definitive fairway shaping and clever green design, a thought provoking test of golf has been set. This is complemented by incorporating local plants into the design of the course, which can be seen occupying great waste areas weaving their way in and around the golf holes.

The course has large lakes and bunkers which protect top quality greens, with undulating, well-manicured fairways, the course has always something interesting to offer and is no easy challenge. The view from the 18th hole Tee position out across the course and away to Jerez in the distance is spectacular.

One of only two excellent courses in Sardinia, Is Moles lies on the south coast. This course is close to the sea with the wind a key factor. It is lengthy course with undulating fairways that make the water hazards more dangerous. It was designed by Cotton and maintains its very natural look hugging the contours of the terrain and is exciting to play. This club has asked that you have your handicap certificate available.

La Manga has long been one of Spain’s most famous resorts and a site for real estate property development that is not to everyone’s taste. There are three courses to choose from.

The facility covers an area of 300 acres on the Atlantic coast, south of Casablanca. Cabell Robinson designed an exceptional and magnificent course with stunning views over the Ocean and wonderful countryside.

The entrance to Mohammedia Royal Golf Club is a colorful bed of flowers, with an imposing wooden doorway set into a white wall crowned with tiles. Between two lines of pines and eucalyptus, the first fairway is a ceremonious procession into what looks like Scotland, a restless sea, white dunes, pink laurel bushes, gorse and acacias, all lashed by the wind...a wind you have to deal with throughout the whole course. The nineteenth hole is set in a delightful, charming and flower-decked setting.