Located in the most prestigious area of Marbella, just 5 minutes from the city centre, Rio Real runs alongside Rio Real River until it reaches the Mediterranean Sea.

The course has a wide variety of different species of trees: Pine, Palm, Casuarinas, Olive, Cypress, etc. which make it the ideal place to play golf, both on foot and in golf carts.

Thanks to its Mediterranean climate, one can play all year around, with seafront holes and spectacular views.

The course is suitable for every player, thanks to its more elevated holes, which make them even more appealing and memorable.

In general the greens are quite flat, well maintained and protected by the surrounding bunkers. The 10th, a dogleg to the right, leads onto the spectacular 11th tee, where you have a great view down onto the green situated on the other side of the river!

La Quinta Golf & Country Club, is the quintessential Costa del Sol Golf experience - fantastic views of the surrounding area, including impressive hill-top villas, with excellent golf on three distinct nine-hole courses. Course A, is an accuracy test on several holes, with Courses B and C combining to test the longer hitters, and also providing a more natural escape.

Marbella Golf and Country Club is located 10km east of the town of Marbella between Rio Real and Santa Maria.

The course is testing but enjoyable for golfers of different abilities with elevation changes, large greens, lots of bunkers, water hazards and thick rough. The opening holes are crossed by ravines and gulleys that demand accurate tee-shots.

In addition to a championship golf course, Marbella Golf offers first class club facilities including an impressive restaurant with terrace dining overlooking the finishing holes and the sea beyond.

A spectacular parkland course, and rated as one of the very best on the Costa del Sol, Santana is a demanding challenge to look forward to again and again.

Water plays an important role during the round, although not dominating the overall design.

Buggy paths are beautifully integrated between the rows of trees which include avocado, eucalyptus, orange, lemon, cactus, pines, fig, cork, olive and mango. A spectacular parkland course, and rated as one of the very best on the Costa del Sol, Santana is a demanding challenge to look forward to again and again.

Water plays an important role during the round, although not dominating the overall design.

Buggy paths are beautifully integrated between the rows of trees which include avocado, eucalyptus, orange, lemon, cactus, pines, fig, cork, olive and mango.

Spectacular views of the Mijas Mountains add to the beauty of this Cabell Robinson layout.

Los Naranjos is one of the premier golf courses on Spain’s Costa del Sol located within 5 km of Puerto Banus and Marbella.

The course features wide fairways, doglegs, strategically placed hazards and large undulating greens, making it testing but suitable for players of all levels.

It starts with a short par-four then winds through orange groves, eucalyptus and palm trees before reaching the spectacular 18th where water is a constant threat.

The par threes – 4, 8, 12 and 17 – are a particular delight at Los Naranjos. With water and bunkers and trees coming into play, par is a good score on all of four holes.

Facilities include driving range, three putting greens, practice bunker, short game areas, and massage and fitness services.

Valle Romano Golf, in Estepona, is an outstanding 18-hole course, fitted out to play host to the most demanding and prestigious tournaments.

In Valle Romano we look after each detail and pamper the golfer at most. The player is warmly welcomed when arriving. When he finishes the marshall team offer to clean his clubs and shoes as a house courtesy.

With an average 5 tees per hole and spacious greens with many flag positions, as well as overlooking the sea, Valle Romano is a course to enjoy in all senses of the word.

A wooden booth with an interphone has been fitted on the green of the 8th hole for such purpose with a direct line to the restaurant. There is a menu in this booth that contains sandwiches, various sweet and savoury appetizers, soft drinks and energy drinks that players can order as they pass through this part of the course and get at hole 9.

Since Valle Romano was no more than a plan, Seve had given it his backing and did so right up to the end. On our visits to Pedreña, as he battled against his illness, he always wanted to know, "How´s the course going? How are the houses?" Eager for any news, however insignificant it may have been. He would listen to us with endless attention and give his opinion, which was always welcome.

Every player who passes through Valle Romano will take away a special memory of Seve. Hole 9, the most distinctive one on the course, bears his name.