Spain - courses we play in Costa Brava & Costa Daurada
Costa Brava, Camiral
With 18 challenging holes, the Par 73 Stadium Course is considered to be Spain’s premier golf course, and one of the best in Europe.
Camiral is located just an hour from Barcelona and close to Girona, making it easy to travel from each city’s airport. It's also less than 30 minutes from the coastal resort of Platja d'Aro on the Costa Brava where we choose to locate our customers during their stay.
Costa Brava, Emporda
Located in the heart of the Costa Brava, Empordà Golf was the first course created in Spain by the renowned architect ROBERT VON HAGGE. It is considered one of the best golf resorts in Spain. It has two world-class courses: Empordà Dunes and Empordà Forest.
Each offers contrasting layouts to test your skills and provides the opportunity to immerse yourself in the nature of Costa Brava.
Costa Brava, Golf d'Aro
There are golf courses, and then there are experiences you never forget. Club Golf d’Aro – Mas Nou belongs to the latter.
The course was designed in 1990 by the architect Ramón Espinosa, who integrated the natural terrain of Mas Nou to create 18 holes of uncommon challenge and beauty. Each hole presents a different strategic test with Mediterranean views at every turn.
Costa Daurada, Infinitum
Set amongst the natural landscape, intertwined with the region's interconnecting lake system and plantations, the Lakes provides its own unique experience for golfers. Its 18 holes meander around the Sequia Major – a collection of 14 lakes and wetlands that represent one of the most important ecosystems in the region. Designed by Greg Norman it’s 6,317m in length and a par 71.
The Hills, also designed by Greg Norman features its very own ‘Amen Corner’. Many of the holes are surrounded by water and strategically positioned trees, with the course design demonstrating a true risk and reward finish. Spectacular views of the Mediterranean, the Muntanyes de Prades Massif, and the Llaberia Natural Reserve, complete this exceptional golf experience. It’s 6,378m in length and a par 72.
Costa Daurada, Bonmont
Bonmont was founded in 1990 by the swiss Henri-Ferdinand Lavanchy. The architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. was commissioned to design a course trying to make the most of the area surrounding Bonmont and its superb mediterranean environment.
The course is just over 6,000m in length from the yellow tees and is a par 72. With a slope rating of 141 you can be sure of a true test of your skills.
Costa Daurada, Panoramica
Panoramica Golf Course, nicknamed “little Valderrama” because of its similarity to the famous Spanish course, is located in Costa Daurada and was designed by famous golf course architect Bernhard Langer in 1995.
From the yellow tees it’s a par 72, just over 6,000m in length and with a slope rating 124. It’s an ideal course for players of all abilities providing a challenging yet enjoyable round for beginners and professionals alike. The course is set amongst old olive trees and sweeps back and forth along gently rolling terrain.