Anytime is the perfect time for a round of golf at Hotel Almenara. Any time of year, any time of day.

The golf course consists of 27 holes allowing you to enjoy up to three different 18-hole combinations, all with a par of 72, so that each game is a new challenge for the player.

The fairways wander among exceptionally beautiful natural landscapes, amidst two large lakes surrounded by pine and cork oak trees, which take on a singular prominence.

The course was designed by the renowned golfing innovator Dave Thomas and constitutes an impassioned challenge for even the most experienced golfers.

Alcaidesa Links is the only links course in southern Europe, being an 18 hole, Par 72 course, inaugurated in 1992 and designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark. The topography of the land at Alcaidesa is formed by gentle slopes descending towards the sea, finishing on a beautiful beach, creating a front of nearly 2 km. meaning that most of the holes are alongside the beach. The difficulty of the course lies mainly in the condition of the prevailing winds in the area. One of the special features of the course which most impresses visitors, is its spectacular view over the Mediterranean, Gibraltar and Africa. Its total length is: 5,866 m.

In 2011 Alcaidesa Links was included amongst the 20 best links courses on the European continent by the prestigious magazine Golf World

Many tournaments have been played at Alcaidesa Links, such as 2 PGA of Andalusia, in 1993 and 1994, 1 PGA of Spain in 1995, The Ryder Cup Junior Match U.S. against Europe in 1997.

Alcaidesa Golf is located on the western Costa del Sol, very near to Valderrama and Sotogrande. Exit km 124 on the CN-340 highway. Since 2005 it has the ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 Certifications for Quality and Environmental Management.

Alcaidesa Heathland, consists of 18 holes par 72, designed by the renowned former Ryder Cup player and author of numerous internationally renowned layouts, Dave Thomas. This course offers a variety of natural scenery ranging from the plateau area (holes 1 to 5, 17 and 18) where the course is similar to a heathland, with wide fairways and outstanding views of the Mediterranean, to the valley area, where the holes meander along the valley and incorporate several water hazards. The total distance is: 6,373 m.

The San Roque Golf and Country Club is almost unmatched for scenery and elegance. Membership is about exclusivity and the sense of belonging to a family of privileged golfers benefitting from the unique experience the club has to offer. The natural beauty of the area, historic clubhouse, two championship 18 hole courses, equestrian centre, tennis and padel courts, gymnasium and renowned Japanese Restaurant Kamakura make The San Roque Club one of Spain´s top clubs.

Opened in 1991, designed by the legendary Dave Thomas and venue for the 2005 Spanish Open, the Old Course is rarely outside the top 5 courses in Spain.
The first 9 holes wind through Cork Oaks whilst the back 9 are dominated by water hazards. Holes to look out for are the dogleg on the 11th, the challenging 17th and the 18th hole which can either make or break your game adding a spectacular finish to some of the most beautiful 18 holes you will ever play.

The San Roque Golf and Country Club is almost unmatched for scenery and elegance. Membership is about exclusivity and the sense of belonging to a family of privileged golfers benefitting from the unique experience the club has to offer. The natural beauty of the area, historic clubhouse, two championship 18 hole courses, equestrian centre, tennis and padel courts, gymnasium and renowned Japanese Restaurant Kamakura make The San Roque Club one of Spain´s top clubs.

The New Course, opened in 2005, is a Perry Dye design. It's set on similarly beautiful terrain with many scenic views. The difference is mostly in the Dye-family shaping: big, steep bunkering, larger greens and even railroad ties.

Celebrating its first European Tour tournament after only 3 years – the Spanish Open 2006 - the course has already won a multitude of fans the world over. The design depicts a links course in many holes and it also has many unique Dye features which is rare for a European course.

The golf course is 5841 meters and from the white bars it has 18 holes (Par 71), 9 holes made by David Thomas and the other 9 by Robert Trent Jones Senior.

Their entertaining streets, which aren’t too long, fast greens, large trees, and spectacular views of the Mediterranean are what make this field ideal for those who love the sun and nature.

During adverse weather conditions when the rest of the fields in the coast of Sol are temporarily closed due to heavy rain, our magnificent drainage system allows us to keep our field open and playable the entire time. The 18th hole is known for its great Glen that breaks its route and gives the field recognition.

The practice area consists of great street with a platform that has an area of 5000 meters and length of 250 meters. It is actually one of the most extensive practice areas in the coast of Sol. It completes with 2 putting greens and an approach area.