Murcia Golf Courses - Mar Menor Golf Resort Residences

El Valle GC is set in the backdrop of the Murcian Mountains and within a beautiful natural desert valley.

The golf course groups several holes together while keeping the surrounding development on the perimeter. This means many holes border other golf holes and not houses, creating a more open and natural golf experience.

Rather than length, the course relies on numerous subtle strategic elements with clusters of subtle bunkering to challenge golfers. This course puts a premium on accuracy, not power, and favours the intelligent player who can manage his or her game.

Visitors to Intercontinental La Torre enjoy complimentary transfers to El Valle.

Considered the longest golf course in Southeast Spain and designed by well-known Dave Thomas, Hacienda del Conde is located within 40 hectares of Murcian countryside, with challenging length and impressive views.

La Torre GC has been designed on a Florida-style golf course with large elaborate bunkers and lakes which are complimented by picturesque views

La Torre features 6 par-3's including the 17th with a155 metres carry over water, plus 2 Par 5's, both of 450 metres. Accuracy is required for the par 4's so keep which may reward keeping the driver in your bag! The greens are typically in excellent condition, undulating and quite fast!

Mar Menor is a stunningly attractive layout set within a Mediterranean landscape of lush vegetation and palm trees.

The course was originally designed as nine holes by renowned architect Dave Thomas then extended to 18 by the great Jack Nicklaus. Both halves have their own character with the Thomas-designed nine winding through beautiful properties and Nicklaus' half presenting many water hazards and bunkers.

Mar Menor demands a good deal of shotmaking, but the soft contours of the land ensure it is not too tricky for the average player with plenty of recovery areas.

Saurines de La Torre Golf is a spectacular, desert-style course modelled on Jack Nicklaus’ designs in Las Vegas.

Nicklaus has placed the greens in challenging but attractive sites between sand dunes. There are not many bunkers but a six-acre lake runs throughout the course.

The water is well in play on the 18th, providing for a spectacular finish.