Located in Caldes de Malavella, 101km from Barcelona airport and just 7km from Girona airport.

The land on which the Camiral Golf Course (formally known as PGA Catalunya Golf) Resort lies was originally set aside for a Formula 1 racetrack, and then a purpose-built venue for the 1997 Ryder Cup. As it happened, the Resort’s future was to take a different path; one that would ultimately create one of Europe’s finest golfing estates.

Camiral Golf Stadium Course;

With the help of European Tour golf legend Neil Coles MBE, the Stadium Course – originally called the Green Course –  took shape. Designed with The Ryder Cup in mind, its spacious holes and banking meant there would be perfect viewing for more than 30,000 spectators. The acquisition of the Resort by Irish entrepreneur Denis O’Brien in 2008, the successful proprietor of the acclaimed Quinta do Lago, Portugal, injected a new lease of life and significant investment into this fine estate, culminating in a distinct, upmarket property development of considerable style and elegance. Originally designed for high-level competitions, the Course underwent significant upgrades to lengthen the Course and toughen some of its iconic holes, including the lakeside 3rd green, expansive Par 3 11th and the 18th fairway.

This spectacular and imposing Course has been consistently ranked among the best ten golf courses in Europe since it opened. As the venue for numerous PGA European Circuit tournaments, it is also routinely singled out for praise from the professional playing fraternity. Be warned, however the beauty of the Course can distract from the many dangers waiting to do serious damage to your scorecard.  It makes no concessions with its trees pressing onto fairways, strategically placed bunkers and the lakes that come into play on no fewer than seven of the toughest holes. This is a quality that keeps players returning time and again to test themselves. It is rare to find so many memorable holes on one Course and despite the many ups and downs, tees are elevated and very few fairways are uphill. The stunning dogleg of hole 6 is one of them and it demands nothing less than a driver and total commitment. Dramatic elevated tee shots are a feature of the course, with tree-lined holes cutting a path through pine forest to large, undulating greens protected by lakes and bunkers.  The signature 13th hole commands wonderful views of the Pyrenees and the Montseny Massif. 

The Camiral Golf Stadium Course opened in 1999 and was designed by Neil Coles and Angel Gallardo. 

Camiral Golf; Stadium Championship Course;

18 holes, Par 72

Black; 6686 m, Slope 155

White; 6563 m, Slope 155

Yellow; 6104 m, Slope 151

Blue; 5719 m, Slope 151

Red; 5089 m, Slope 142

The total length is 6686 m

Handicap; Men; 28 Ladies; 36

Facilities; Restaurant, bar, pro shop, swing analysis, short game practice area with large bunkers and greens with different flag positions and grass types, putting green, chipping area, 5 bunkers each with different sand, grass bunker, golf academy, rental clubs, trolleys and buggies.