San Roque is a real pleasure to play.

It winds through avenues of cork and oak trees across rolling retain with some stunning views of the mountains and Mediterranean.

Since its opening in 1991 it has hosted numerous professional events including Apollo/MacGregor week and the European Tour qualifying school. It is also the Andalucian headquarters of the PGA European Tour.

Located in the foothills of the Sierra Bermeja, San Roque's Old Course is one of the best in Spain and is ranked 35th in Europe by Golf World magazine.
The front 9 gives superb mountain views, winding through a cork oak forest before heading back to the clubhouse via the demanding and seemingly endless par 4 8th.
The back 9 is laid out across rolling hills and includes lots of shots across water that will really test your judgement and your nerve.
The closing holes incorporate the resort's shimmering lakes to present a finish as beautiful as it is challenging.
Highly recommended. The only way to guarantee a game (and reduced green fees) here is to stay at the lovely San Roque hotel.

Designer: Dave Thomas (bunkers redesigned by Seve Ballesteros)
Par: 72
Length: 7043 yards