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Courses
New Course
The New Course (North Course), was constructed in 2008 and was designed by Ron Kirby. This 18-hole course with PAR 70, has evolved extensively over the last few years. The New Course will surprise all the players who seek a new experience, due to its special design and its remarkable landscape.
It is a demanding, technical course which reminds the links golf courses, owing to its adaptation to the environment and wild nature. The difficulty of some of its strokes is compensated by short holes, where it is possible to achieve very good results by choosing the correct strategy. A unique course where you will feel a connection between your game and the environment.
Old Course
The Old Course (South Course) was inaugurated in 1999 and is one of the oldest commercial courses on the island. It was designed by Roland Favré, has 18 holes and is a PAR 71 course. It has been the venue for very important championships such as the 2006 Spanish PGA and the Senior and Women’s Championships in Spain in 2001.
The Old Course is a course for players of all levels. Tees at different heights, wide fairways and small greens are its hallmarks. Outstanding are its par 3 holes which are the most demanding, especially the 11th hole which is the emblematic hole of the course due to its difficulty and the stone environment which surrounds its green. The Old Course has always been outstanding thanks to its adaptation to the environment, mixing stone and wood, thus creating a unique ecologically sustainable space.
Accommodation
The hotel has excellent facilities including several swimming pools on different levels which seem to float over the landscape, 313 rooms of timeless design with chaise-longues on the balconies, and bars and restaurants offering a varied range of tasty cuisine. The fitness centre provides views over the dunes of Maspalomas, and the welcoming Aloe Spa with its spectacular open-air pool guarantees a complete wellness experience using local natural products for treatments, including aloe plants that have grown on the island.
