Beautiful course, but trouble everywhere for the high handicapper! Water, ravines, trees; no real rough as such, but there doesn't need to be. Bunkers can be tricky to play out of - well groomed but often little depth of sand, and tend to be moist in the morning - worth practising bunker play as well as putting before the round. Course map essential. Nice 19th hole spike bar.
Golfers looking for a challenge, the South Course at La Manga Club is the perfect choice. Originally designed by Robert Putman and modified by Arnold Palmer, this course underwent a complete refurbishment in 2004, adding water hazards, tree plantations, and green alterations.
With wide fairways, strategically positioned bunkers, and plenty of water hazards, this course is sure to test even the most experienced players. The front nine is particularly tough, with long par-3s and tricky par-4s that require accurate driving between lakes and bunkers.
For a truly unforgettable golfing experience, stay at either the Grand Hyatt La Manga Club & Resort or the Las Lomas Village. Both options offer comfortable accommodations and easy access to the West Course.