5 Nights BB & 3 Golf Rounds
Book Hotel H10 Blue Mar by the sea and play 3 golf rounds at Son Termens, Andratx and Santa Ponsa for a great value. Mallorca, Spain.
*Accommodation Notes - Single accommodation available with supplement
*Price - In case your dates include more than one season, final price may have to be adjusted.
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Son Termes Golf Course Bunyola, Balearic Islands
Mallorca´s newest golf course. Situated only 10 kms from Palma, this golf course is ranked among the most ecologicals in Mallorca. Designed by the Harris group and José Rodriguez. (...)
Andratx Golf Course Camp de Mar, Balearic Islands
Golf de Andratx is a dream of a golf course in the South-West of Mallorca. The 18-hole championship golf course, with its four par fives and seven ponds, is one of the most outstandingly designed and most technically demanding golf courses in the Mediterranean. The 609-meter ''Green Monster'' (No. 6, par 5), is the longest hole in Spain and is regarded as an absolute highlight for the ambitious golfer. The hole plays uphill and each shot has to avoid bunkers and water hazards. Shortly after that, the tee known as ''Eine Liebe auf Mallorca'' (No. 8, par 4) offers a spectacular view across the bay of Camp de Mar. (...)
Golf Santa Ponsa I Calvià, Balearic Islands
Opened in 1977, Golf Santa Ponsa I has 18 holes (Par 72) with a total length of 6.543 meters, being hole 10th one of the longest Par 5 's in Europe. Designed by Folco Nardi (together with Pepe Gancedo), Golf Santa Ponsa I covers an area of 73 hectares and is a long course with lakes and a great variety of trees (olive, pine, almond, etc). It appeals to all kinds of players thanks to the wide fairways and the tees where long hitters will enjoy themselves without forgetting the short game tuned to a good result. Golf Santa Ponsa I stands out as one of the most important courses in Mallorca, with most events, host to national and international competitions such as the European PGA Tour in 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1998, the Spanish PGA Championship, Spanish Senior Ladies International Championship in 2011, and many others renown competitions. (...)