Golf de Pals Course

Each and every golfer will find all aspects of their game challenged at the Golf de Pals with a range of strategically placed bunkers. Most of the fairways here are lined with dense forest and greenery which may appear to be aesthetically pleasing, however the prevailing sea breeze can often send your shot wayward. Aside from the trees and greenery, the main challenge at the Golf de Pals comes from the greenside and fairway bunkers which come into play at twelve holes on the golf course, all of which feature dog legs. The only water hazard on the entire golf course that comes into play is located at the ninth hole which plays to a par of three.

A signature hole at the Golf de Pals includes the final 18th hole which plays to a par of five. Here golfers must play to the perfect balance of precision and length as the hole is nearly 500 metres long and features a very narrow fairway. This hole is truly spectacular and is one to stand out long after players finish their round with a 1000 square metre green which features steep undulations and contours. In order to reach the green, players must manoeuvre their iron through large trees which close in on the fairway, leaving no space for error.