from€9507 Nights HB & 5 Golf Rounds
from€9507 Nights HB & 5 Golf Rounds
Half Board
Prices per person, based 2 people sharing a Double Room
1 round at Sancti Petri Hills Golf
1 round at Sherry Jerez Golf
1 round at Montenmedio
1 round at Costa Ballena Golf Club
1 round at La Estancia Golf Course
from€10567 Nights HB & Unlimited Golf 2 Courses
from€10567 Nights HB & Unlimited Golf 2 Courses
Half Board
Prices per person, based 2 people sharing a Double/Twin Room
Choose From:
La Estancia Golf Course
Sancti Petri Hills Golf
Book Hipotel Barrosa Park overlooking the beach and play unlimited golf rounds at best courses of the area, La Estancia, Santi Petri Hills, and Montenmedio golf courses. Great deal for Golf Holidays and family activities in Cádiz, Spain.
*Transfers - Free golf transfers to Golf La Estancia & Novo Sancti Petri Hills
*Golf Notes - It is required to play a minimum of once in each course
*Price - In case your dates include more than one season, final price may have to be adjusted.
Guaranteed money back on the difference if you find a better offer
La Estancia sits just 2.7 kilometres from La Barrosa beach in Chiclana de la Frontera, designed by the Dutch architect Alan Rijks, his first course in Spain. Opened in 2004 as Meliá Sancti Petri, the course changed hands in 2009 and underwent a significant reinvestment in 2014, re-emerging as La Estancia and establishing itself as one of the more distinctive courses in the area. The layout genuinely evokes traditional links golf, in the spirit of courses like St Andrews: flat, easy to walk, and set among newly planted and centuries-old olive trees, holm oaks and pines. Four brooks and three lakes come into play across the round, most notably guarding the green at the 9th, but it's the prevailing sea breeze that does the real work here, shaping club selection hole after hole in a way few other courses on this stretch of coast can match. More than 25 species of birds share the course with golfers, adding a genuinely natural feel to the round. The clubhouse, driving range and full practice facilities are all well regarded, and the restaurant has drawn particular praise from recent visitors. For golfers who want a proper wind-driven, links-style test close to the beach, this is one worth building a round around. (...)
Montenmedio sits within a 500-hectare stretch of protected Andalusian dehesa near Vejer de la Frontera, and it genuinely doesn't look like anywhere else on the Costa de la Luz. Designed by Alejandro Maldonado and opened in 1996, the course has no buildings anywhere along its fairways or greens, just wild olive, cork oak and pine forest, with deer, rabbits and ducks a regular sight during a round. The par-72 layout is a classic parkland design that makes good use of the natural terrain, wide and welcoming off the tee but demanding real course management once the wind and scattered hazards come into play. Between the trees, several holes open onto genuinely striking views: the whitewashed villages of Vejer, Benalup and Medina, and on a clear day, the African coast beyond the Strait of Gibraltar. The clubhouse, styled in Andalusian neoclassical fashion with Asian touches, offers a proper base for the day, alongside a full practice area and driving range. For golfers who want a round set apart from the coast's busier resorts, in a landscape that feels genuinely untouched, this is one to build a visit around. (...)
Sancti Petri Hills Golf club actually describes itself as a “golf garden”; this tropical garden surrounded by the native umbrella pines gives the golf course it’s unique character. Designed by Manuel Pinero, former European Ryder Cup team vice-captain, and opened in 2006 this golf course is a great addition to the golfing centre that the Novo Sancti Petri area is becoming. Situated adjacent to the 54 holes of Real Novo Sancti Petri Golf Club, the Sancti Petri Hills Golf Club offers the holidaying golfer the chance to be based at a wide range of local golf holiday hotels and have ready access to the 90 holes of golf on your doorstep and eliminate the need to drive too far to play golf each day. The golf course itself features lakes and other water hazards on many holes and also features superb bunkering around most of the multi-tiered greens. The fairways wind through the umbrella pine forest leading eventually back to the well-appointed clubhouse that offers all the usual amenities such as bar/restaurant, pro shop, changing facilities etc. (...)