Murcia Golf Courses - Grand Hyatt La Manga Club and Resort

The North Course is the shorter of the 3 Golf Course at La Manga

The course is hilly, with some drops and climbs, fairways are undulating and palm tree-lined, with great views across the resort and hills. The highlight of the round is the spectacular closing hole, with a second shot carry over a water gully to an elevated green.

The South Course at La Manga is one of Spain’s best and has hosted top events such as the Spanish Open and European Tour Q-School.

The South course is reasonably open and flat, with most golfers choosing to walk rather than take buggies. Palms line the fairways and water features on no less than 15 holes, but the bunkers may prove the greatest test on tee-shots and approach play.

The front nine is the longer of the two with both par-threes over 200 metres in length from the back tees.

The West Course at La Manga is situated approximately 2km from the main La Manga Resort and is more undulating and natural a test than the North and South.

The West Course is an accuracy test, however, with numerous ravines, water hazards and dense Spanish countryside to avoid.

Make sure your game doesn’t stop you from fully appreciating the peace and quiet of the surrounding woodland and countryside.