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Finca Cortesin
The Finca Cortesín's layout is simply spectacular, the main features of the golf course being the length (6,808 mts) and the great variety of its natural vegetation which includes olive trees and corks Full details
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La Cala America
It was an achievement to build a course on this land, let alone such a great one! Beautifully kept and with spectacular views, it is no surprise that this is one of the most requested courses on the Costa del Sol Full details
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La Cala Asia
Residents at La Cala argue over which is the better course, but generally agree it is personal Full details
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La Cala Europa
Europa has the same features as its older siblings: elevated tees, rolling fairways, big undulating greens, but is a little friendlier - the fairways are wider and the penalties for wayward shots are generally not as severe Full details
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El Chaparral
This is destined to be one of the area's most requested courses Full details
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Santana
Just enough of the trees have been removed to shape the holes superbly whilst still retaining the feel that the golf course has been here for years Full details
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Torrequebrada
Very convenient location in Benalmadena and immensely popular Full details
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Marbella Golf & County Club
The views from many holes, especially the 12th, are breathtaking Full details
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Mijas Los Lagos
Los Lagos, the original course built in the mid-1970s, is a flat, long championship course with water hazards and large greens Full details
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Mijas Los Olivos
There is less water, the fairways are narrower, there are more trees and the terrain is generally more undulating Full details
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Alhaurin
A tough course to play to your handicap on Full details
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Alferini
This is one of the longest tracks on the coast, measuring over 7000 metres from the back Full details
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Almenara
The wide fairways are surrounded by cork oak trees, wild pines and several streams as well as a natural lake creating a very beautiful course, and one that is enjoyed by all who play it Full details
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Atalaya Old
The Old Course was designed by Bernard von Limburger, the 1925 German Golf Championships winner who became his country’s finest golf course architect of the time.... Full details
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Cabopino
Cabopino nestles amongst umbrella pines in the hills above the quaint little marina bearing the same name Full details
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Calanova
We have seen the course developing many times on the road up to La Cala; the course like many others in the area is the centrepiece for a luxury residential development Full details
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Dona Julia
The front nine is long and difficult, meandering between trees, lakes and rivers; the back nine is kinder and also offers views of the med Full details
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El Paraiso
El Paraiso was designed by Gary Player back in 1974 and the course features fast greens and palm-tree lined fairways Full details
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Estepona
Built on rolling terrain with narrow fairways, the premium here is very much on accuracy Full details
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Guadalhorce
The front nine features rolling terrain and tricky greens and the back nine is American in style with lakes, tropical vegetation and large raised greens Full details
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La Canada
Hence La Canada, the first municipally owned golf club on the Costa del Sol Full details
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La Duquesa
Watch out for the 8th, which although only 129 metres long, has a vertical drop of 30 metres straight down Full details
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La Quinta
The original A and B nines are very enjoyable golf courses - no frills, just well designed and well maintained golf holes Full details
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La Reserva
At 6721 metres it's the longest course on the coast but thankfully there are five tee positions ensuring the course is playable for everyone Full details
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Lauro
The course is fairly flat and forgiving, but there are nine lakes and numerous trees to catch errant shots Full details
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Los Arqueros
Designed by Ballesteros in 1991, not surprisingly the course appeals to attacking players prepared to make bold shots Full details
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Los Flamingos
From each of its 18 holes, players enjoy breathtaking views of the sea, Africa and Gibraltar Full details
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Los Naranjos
Maximum use has been made of the orange trees from which the course gets its name Full details
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Miraflores
The course has a number of elevated greens, water hazards and other such challenges Full details
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Montemayor
This is target golf at its most severe with fairways bordered and crossed by rocks, gorges and all sorts of trouble Full details
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Parador Old
A flat course with wide fairways, the challenge at Parador comes from the clumps of trees and natural lagoons Full details
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Rio Real
It is one of the coast's most requested courses, due to its invariably superb condition, good value, and convenient location just north east of Marbella off the main coastal road Full details
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San Roque New
As you stand on the tee on many of the holes it appears you may need to be walking single file, such is the narrowness of the fairways Full details
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San Roque Old
San Roque Old is lush and gently undulating with large greens, narrow fairways meandering through forest and groves, and numerous water hazards Full details
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Santa Clara
The famous Spanish golf architect Enrique Canales designed Santa Clara Full details
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Santa Maria
The course ventures out over undulating land into the foothills of the mountains, providing spectacular views Full details
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Sotogrande
Designed by Robert Trent Jones in 1964, Sotogrande is still voted amongst the top 10 courses in Europe Full details
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Valderrama
This is an oasis of calm on the often frenetic coast set amongst cork trees on terrain that could have been created for a golf course Full details
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