Founded by British expatriates in 1891, the Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas is actually the oldest golf course in all Spain.
Situated south of the Pico de Bandama, this course boasts wonderful views over Caldera de Bandama, a spectacular volcanic crater.

Designed by Mackenzie Ross, this is a par 71, 18-hole course, with 2 putting greens, practice tee, pitching green, instructors, pro-shop, club hire service, restaurant

Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas is the oldest golf club in Spain.
It's next to the crater of an ancient volcano and there are great views of the surrounding areas.
It's a fairly short course with narrow fairways and small greens and this, along with the presence of some deep ravines, means you need to concentrate on accuracy rather than power.
The course is located in the centre of the island, a little farther away than its competitors, but we're sure anyone who plays here will have an enjoyable round.

Designer: Mackenzie Ross/Juan Dominguez
Par: 71
Length: 6468 yards