The Real Club de Golf Guadalmina Courses are located in San Pedro de Alcantara, between Marbella and Estepona.

Back in 1933 Norberto Goizueta based himself and his family in Guadalmina. Initially the land was put to agricultural use but Norberto and his sons then had an idea. After the completion of the first Course (the South Course), the local farmers thought them crazy but his perseverance shone through and the Guadalmina golf Courses hosted many Championships. In 2008 the King of Spain awarded Guadalmina Golf with the Royal appointment and the club is now known officially as the ‘Real Club de Golf de Guadalmina’.

The South Course;

The South Course is the oldest and famous for the stunning 11th hole situated next to the sea. It is renowned for its difficulty, thus making it more suitable for experienced players. The fairways are narrow and well protected by beautiful old trees requiring many more accurate shots. It is longer than the North Course.

The South Course opened in 1959 and was designed by Javier Arana.

18 holes, Par 72

White; 6037 m, Slope 138

Yellow; 5820 m, Slope 135

Blue; 5356 m, Slope 129 Men, 133 Ladies

Red; 5033 m, Slope 126 men, 131 Ladies

Black; 4366 m

The total length is 6037 m

The North Course;

The North Course runs almost parallel to its Southern brother. It is shorter and hillier than the South Course and has more water obstacles. The Course requires straight drives down the middle of the fairways as failure to do so may have your shot ending up in one of the numerous water hazards hidden in the rough.

The North Course opened in 1973 and was designed by Mr Folco Nardi.

18 holes, Par 72

White; 5660 m, Slope 120

Yellow; 5530 m, Slope 119

Blue; 5044 m, Slope 119

Red; 4859 m, Slope 117

The total length is 5660 m

Handicap; Men; 27 Ladies; 35

Facilities; Restaurant, bar, pro shop, Par 3, 9 hole Course, 40 post driving range (partly covered), putting greens, practice bunker, chipping greens, golf academy, rental clubs, trolleys and buggies.