Villamartin

Golfers playing the Villamartin course can enjoy a fantastically varied round of golf due to the differing characteristics of the front nine holes compared to the back nine. The Villamartin was constructed across a relatively hilly terrain with the front nine holes positioned at the highest point of the golf course. The Villamartin is located just a mile away from the sea meaning that the golf course is exposed to any tail winds blowing over from the coast, however at the elevated positions in the front nine hole, golfers are provided with some truly stunning sea views. Alternatively, the back nine holes are positioned in the heart of the valley with several rocky ravines strategically placed in order to capture any wayward shots.

There are several stand out holes at the Villamartin, distinctively moulded across the undulating terrain of the natural landscape. The 14th hole is widely considered to be one of the most difficult holes on the golf course. This tricky par five is rated a stroke index one and regularly trips golfers up, so they must come prepared with their A-game. There is a steep gorge running along the entire left side of the fairway before a ditch cuts off the fairway just before the green. Daring golfers can reach the green in two, but in order to ensure you get through the trees surrounding the green, most golfers complete it in three.