Since it first opened in 1976 this Pepe Gancedo masterpiece has been recognised as one of the most beautiful courses on the Costa del Golf.

Venue for the Spanish Open 1977. Here, the tee shot is of prime importance. A wild drive and all may be lost as trees, woods, rough, bunkers and water are all very much to the fore.
Should you be tempted to confuse short length with ease of play, the third hole - only 80 metres to a long and narrow contoured green - will soon disabuse you of this notion.

This Pepe Gancedo masterpiece is widely recognised as one of the most beautiful courses on the Costa del Sol. Now back on the 'must play' list, Torrequebrada is a real test from beginning to end.
A previous host of the Spanish Open and the home base of Spanish Ryder Cup star Miguel Angel Jimenez, its steep terrain, water and sand hazards make it a great technical challenge - perhaps too difficult for high handicappers.
There are no less than eight doglegs and accuracy off the tee is of paramount importance. It may be short, but it certainly isn't easy!

Designer: Pepe Gancedo
Par: 72
Length: 6409 yards