Real Club de Golf Las Palmas

The Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas on the island of Gran Canaria is the oldest club in Spain, with over a hundred years of history, founded in 1891 and designed by the prestigious English architect Mackenzie Ross.

This golf course is located just 15 minutes from the city and 25 minutes from the airport, at an altitude of 400 meters, on the edge of the Bandama caldera, a detachment crater of an ancient volcano with a diameter of 800 meters and a depth of 200 meters.

The 18 holes of this course are very varied and fun, requiring careful precision strokes and giving the player the opportunity to use all the clubs. The fairways are narrow and the predominant plants that make up the rough are the flora typical of the Canary Islands, such as mimosas, palms and pines.
The greens are well protected by many bunkers and the fairways are bordered by the crater of the volcano. Set in a landscape of incredible beauty, you can play many times and you will never get bored as each round offers very different play situations.

The course consists of 18 holes par 71, a practice tee, two putting greens, 1 pitching area, an elegant clubhouse with all facilities from which you can see half of the holes, a pro shop, a bar restaurant, an equestrian center with 50 stables and 5 riding schools, a tennis department with two courts and a beautiful hotel just 10 meters from Tee 1.