Course Info

Guadalmina has two courses, the South, completed in 1959 but it is not known who the designer was. It was probably a chap called Norberto Goizueta who discovered the land in 1933. The North course was created in 1973. The South course is probably the more difficult of the two courses, making it a challenge for the less experienced players. The North course is shorter but hillier and also has more water hazards. So, it’s probably just as difficult in its own way. Over the years the South Course has hosted some of the most important Spanish Golf Tournaments. In 2008 Guadalmina was awarded a Royal Appointment and can now be known as Real Club de Golf Guadalmina. At Campbell Lamont Golf we can source some of the best Green Fee rates in Spain. So, enquiries for Green Fees at Guadalmina Royal Golf Club are always welcome, please use the form below.