Real Club de Golf La Herreria

The 18-hole, par-71 golf layout spans approximately 6,122 metres from the back tees. The course is distinguished by its unique layout and stunning natural surroundings, situated at the foot of the Guadarrama mountains and adjacent to the historic Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial.

The initial nine holes offer a woodland setting, surrounded by native oak, ash, and holm oak trees. This part of the course was redesigned in 2000 by renowned architect Jose Gancedo, who enhanced the existing layout while preserving the natural environment. In contrast to the first nine, the latter half of the course opens up into a more expansive area surrounded by an amphitheater of mountains, including notable peaks like Abantos, San Benito, and Las Machotas. This section offers breathtaking views and a different type of challenge, with wider fairways and fewer trees.