Costa del Sol Occidental
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Courses
- Real Club de Golf Las Brisas
- Marbella Golf Country Club
- Campo de Golf Río Real
- Alferini Golf
- Santa Clara Golf Club Marbella
- Azata Golf
- Course B
- Course A
- Calanova Golf Club
- Bil Bil Pitch & Putt - 18 hole pitch & Putt + Driving Range
- Flamingos Golf
- La Cala Resort - Campo America 18 hole Par 72 + Campo Asia 18 hole Par 72 + Campo Europa 18 hole Par 71 + 6 hole acad
- Club de Golf Aloha
- Driving Range / German Golf Academy - Driving Range + Putting Green
- Valle Romano Golf & Resort
- Golf Torrequebrada
- El Paraiso Golf Clubhouse
- La Noria Golf & Resort
- Doña Julia Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72 + 9 hole academy Par 3 course
- Campo América
- El Chaparral Golf Club
- Cerrado del Aguila Golf
- Santa María Golf & Country Club
- The Range golf lessons
- Magna Marbella Golf
- Marbella Club Golf Resort
- Par 3 Course
- Campo Europa
- Campo Los Lagos
- Cabopino golf
- Greenlife Golf Marbella
- Club de Golf El Coto de la Serena
- Golf Academy Albayt Resort - Driving Range + 3 hole academy
- Estepona Golf
- Campo de Golf Miguel Ángel Jiménez
- Campo Asia
- Azata Golf
- Miraflores golf
- Atalaya Golf & Country Club - 18 hole Par 72 Old Course + 18 hole Par 71 New Course
- Real Club de Golf Guadalmina - 18 hole Par 72 North Course + 18 hole Par 71 South Course + 9 hole Par 27 course
- La Quinta Golf & Country Club - 3 x 9 holes Par 35/36
- Santana Golf & Country Club
- La Zagaleta Country Club - La Zagaleta Course
- Campo Los Olivos
- La Duquesa Golf & Country Club
- La Siesta Golf Calahonda
- El Higueral Golf
- El Campanario Golf Course
- La Resina Golf & Country Club - 9 hole Par 3&4
- Golf La Dama de Noche
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to Costa del Sol Occidental?
We always recommend spring (April-May) or autumn (September-October) for the perfect golf weather. You'll find comfortable temperatures, fewer crowds than peak summer, and courses in fantastic condition. Avoid July and August; it gets seriously hot, and green fees often spike.
What should I budget for green fees when playing golf in Costa del Sol Occidental?
Green fees here vary quite a bit, but you should expect to pay anywhere from €70-€150 for a quality round. Championship courses like Valderrama or Finca Cortesin will be significantly higher, often €300+, but many excellent tracks offer great value, especially if you book in advance or look for twilight deals.
I'm not a scratch golfer; will I find suitable courses in Costa del Sol Occidental, or is it all championship level?
Absolutely, this region caters to everyone, which is one of its biggest draws. While you have world-renowned championship courses, there are plenty of fantastic resort courses and more forgiving layouts perfect for mid-to-high handicappers. We love places like Santana Golf or Cabopino for a challenging yet enjoyable round without feeling overwhelmed.
What are the must-do activities or sights in Costa del Sol Occidental when I'm not on the course?
You're in luck; the Costa del Sol offers so much more than just golf. We always suggest exploring the charming white villages like Mijas Pueblo, enjoying the vibrant nightlife and marina in Puerto Banús, or simply relaxing on one of the many beautiful beaches. Don't miss out on the incredible local seafood and tapas.
What's the best way to get around and access the golf courses in Costa del Sol Occidental?
We strongly recommend renting a car for your trip; it gives you the freedom to explore and easily reach the diverse range of courses scattered along the coast. Public transport isn't ideal for course hopping, and taxis can add up quickly, so a rental car is definitely the most practical and cost-effective option.