The Atalaya Golf Courses are located on the outskirts of Estepona, just off the road leading up to Benahavis, near San Pedro de Alcantara and only 5 minutes from Puerto Banus.

Atalaya Golf Resort owes much of its charm and beauty to the fact that it was created back in 1968. Skilled ground staff have not only maintained the quality of the Courses over the years, but created a perfect ambience around the clubhouse with pretty fountains surrounded by richly-coloured beds of flowers.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Sierra Blanca mountains, its two magnificent 18-hole Courses – the Atalaya Old Course and the Atalaya New Course – are lined with mature eucalyptus trees, cactus and palms and pink and white azaleas that fill the air with an unforgettable and intoxicating scent.

Atalaya New Course;

Atalaya New Course offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean and Gibraltar and is seen as one of the most natural Courses on the coast. The Course is set further inland, but has a similar Parkland feel about it, with gently undulating fairways and large, fast greens. It would be fair to say that, in general, hazards are obvious but still manage to trap the unwary. Care is needed off the tees and the wild hitter will soon encounter difficulties. A true challenge!

The Atalaya New Course opened in 1990 and was designed by Paul Krings.

18 holes, Par 71

White; 5142 m,

Yellow; 5044 m, slope 121

Red; 4356 m, slope 117

The total length is 5142 m

Handicap; Men; 28 Ladies; 36

Atalaya Old Course;

With its wide fairways and large elevated greens, this Championship Course provides a challenge to golfers at all levels. A classical Par 72 with a series of generous Bermuda-lawn fairways and elevated greens. Elegant and mature with spectacular views of the magnificent La Concha mountain, it is the perfect oasis of tranquility on the otherwise bustling and vibrant Costa del Sol.

Its Parkland aspect with gently sloping fairways makes it an ideal Course for the average club golfer, but plentiful bunkers filled with sparkling ‘marmolina’ sand, fast greens, lush vegetation and fairways lined with olive, pine, cactus and eucalyptus trees prove a challenge for single-figure players as well.

The Atalaya Old Course opened in 1968 and was designed by Bernard von Limburger.

18 holes, Par 72

White; 6146 m

Yellow; 5860 m, slope 135

Blue (Men); 5421, slope 119

Blue (Ladies); 5421, slope 128

Red; 5034 m, slope 124

The total length is 6146 m

Handicap; Men; 28 Ladies; 36

Atalaya Golf Resort Facilities; Driving range, 2 putting greens, 5 practice bunkers, chipping greens, reproduction golf hole, golf academy, fitness studio, restaurant, bar, snack bar, buggy-bar, pro-shop, rental clubs, trolleys and buggies.