The Old Course was designed by Bernard von Limburger, the 1925 German Golf Championships winner who became his country’s finest golf course architect of the time. With its wide fairways and large elevated greens, this championship course provides a challenge to golfers at all levels. Elegant and mature with spectacular views of the magnificent La Concha mountain, it is the perfect oasis of tranquillity on the otherwise bustling and vibrant Costa del Sol.

Atalaya owes much of its charm and beauty to the fact that it was created back in 1968, before the rash of golf Estepona urbanization development that has seen courses spring up all over the Costa del Sol. The skilled ground staff has not only maintained the quality of the courses over the years but created a perfect ambiance around the clubhouse with pretty fountains surrounded by richly-colored beds of flowers. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Sierra Blanca mountains, its two magnificent 18-hole courses - the Atalaya Old Course and the Atalaya New Course - are lined with mature eucalyptus trees, cactus and palms and pink and white azaleas that fill the air with an unforgettable and intoxicating scent.

Starting on the Lagos 9 holes, the course opens with a gentle, dogleg left and continues down the valley, offering stunning, tee-box views. Continuing on the Pinos, the course omits the threat of water, but instead weaves its way through a lush pine forest, presenting its own, unique challenges. The third nine holes, the Alcornoques, once again bring water into play on five of its holes and follow the natural, dramatic, and sometimes steep undulations of the region.

Alcaidesa Links is the only links course in southern Europe, being an 18-hole, Par 72 course opened in 1992 and designed by Peter Alliss and Clive Clark. The topography of the Alcaidesa course is formed by gentle slopes descending towards the sea, ending on a beautiful beach, creating a frontage of almost 2 km, which means that most holes are along the beach. The difficulty of the course lies mainly in the prevailing wind conditions in the area. One of the features of the course that most impresses visitors is its spectacular view of the Mediterranean, Gibraltar, and Africa. Its total length is 5,866m.

Valle Romano Golf By Cabell B Robinson, in Estepona, is an outstanding 18-hole course, fitted out to play host to the most demanding and prestigious tournaments. Its design guarantees the enjoyment of amateur golfers while being transformed into a challenging circuit for professionals. This is a course which, more than being designed, has been devised to ensure that one day it will become a legend. 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 original design by Pepe Gancedo, it is the only course in Costa del Sol with 6 par 3, 6 par 4 and 6 par 5. With a length of 6,000 meters long, it has a great variety of holes and is quite demanding, requiring great precision and skill.It is easily accessible, only steps away from the coastal highway N- 340 and located in the Golf Valley of Mijas area, a preferred destination for golfers from all over the world. From the moment you step in the club, you’ll enjoy exceptional service and amenities: 90% of parking with wood roofing, immediate welcome and service at the pro-shop from specialized staff, and very welcoming and superbly decorated changing rooms. Throughout the course: clear course signposting, latest models in electric buggies, buggy-bar attention and assistance by qualified personnel to help control the game.

This is the story of a Family and a Golf Club, in 1965 Guadalmina hosted the Spanish Championship, and later in the history of the Club, many other important tournaments were hosted in Guadalmina, like European Tour Qualifying School in 1995 and 1996, or the Spanish PGA Championship in 1998. In 1973, the second-course "Guadalmina North" was completed under the supervision of Folco Nardi. Today Guadalmina offers 17 different nationalities and more than 2.000 members, and probably the best social life along the Costa del Sol. In 2008 His Majesty the Awarded Guadalmina with the Royal Appointment, as from then Guadalmina will be known as Real Club de Golf Guadalmina. Fifty years of Golf, in a mature but always young and very friendly Club. The Ladies Spanish Open was celebrated here, from September 18th to 24th 2017. Amazing win by Azahara Muñoz and special mention too deserves the great tournament of Noemí Jiménez.

In 1933, Norberto Goizueta discovered Guadalmina, from his boat and "Serva La bari" with his family. In 1959 the construction of the South Course was completed. This is the story of a family and a golf club, Guadalmina hosted in 1965 the Spanish Championship, and later in the history of the club many other important tournaments have been held in Guadalmina, such as the European Tour Qualifying School in 1995 and 1996 PGA Championship in 1998. In 1973, the second course "Guadalmina North" was completed under the supervision of the architect Folco Nardi. The driving range and practice areas, such as the chipping and putting green, make Guadalmina a great reference for golf in Spain and Andalusia. Today Guadalmina offers 17 different nationalities and more than 2,000 members, and probably the best social life along the Costa del Sol. In 2008, His Majesty the Guadalmina Awarded with the Royal Name, from this date, Guadalmina will be known as Real Club de Golf Guadalmina. Fifty years of golf, in a mature but still young and very friendly club. The Ladies Spanish Open was celebrated here, from 18 to 24 September 2017. An incredible victory of Azahara Muñoz and a special mention to the prestation of Noemí Jiménez.