Golf de Son Antem

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to play Golf de Son Antem without battling the heat or crowds?

We always recommend visiting Son Antem in spring (April-May) or autumn (September-October). You'll find the weather perfectly mild for a round, avoiding the scorching summer sun and the peak tourist rush, which means more relaxed play and better tee time availability.

I'm a mid-handicapper - will Golf de Son Antem be too easy or too frustrating for me?

Son Antem offers a fair challenge for mid-handicappers, especially if you choose the right tees. The courses - Llucmajor and Maestrat - are generally forgiving off the tee with wide fairways, but the strategically placed bunkers and water hazards demand thoughtful approach shots. It's a great test of course management without being overly punishing.

Beyond the golf, what can I expect from the facilities and overall experience at Son Antem?

You're in for a treat at Son Antem; it's more than just golf. The practice facilities are top-notch, and the clubhouse offers a fantastic spot for a post-round drink with lovely views. We found the staff incredibly welcoming, making the whole experience feel relaxed and genuinely enjoyable, perfect for a golf holiday.

Is playing at Golf de Son Antem an expensive affair, and do you feel it offers good value?

While not the cheapest round in Spain, we believe Son Antem offers excellent value, especially if you book packages or play during off-peak times. The course conditions are consistently superb, and the overall resort experience, including the practice areas and friendly service, justifies the price. Consider their twilight rates for a budget-friendly option.

What's a unique feature or a 'must-see' hole at Golf de Son Antem that I should look forward to?

You absolutely have to experience the finishing stretch on the Llucmajor course, particularly the par-5 18th. It's a fantastic risk-reward hole with water guarding the green, demanding a precise approach if you're going for it in two. It's a memorable way to end your round and often decides friendly wagers.