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Real Club de Golf La Herreria

Real Club de Golf La Herreria

Europe Spain Madrid
    Real Club de Golf La Herreria is located 45 km outside of Madrid and 400 meters one Spain’s most historical monuments; the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. The beautiful Real Club de Golf La Herreria gifts guests with an incredible championship golf course in a truly stunning environment. In addition to the fantastic golf course, the Real Club de Golf La Herreria also boasts a number of other fantastic facilities from one of the best golf academies in Spain to a tennis centre and evening swimming pools. Real Club de Golf La Herreria offers golfers incredible views to accompany the superb golf and is well worth a stop for any players who are in the area.

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    Real Club de Golf La Herreria

    The Course

    STATS

    Par: 71

    Designed by: Pepe Gancedo

    Opened for play: 1966

    TEES

    White: 6,696 yards

    Yellow: 6,514 yards

    Blue: 5,822 yards

    Red: 5,612 yards

    Signature hole: Par 4, 18th hole

    Ranked as the 13th best golf course in Spain, Real Club de Golf La Herreria was formed in 1966 and was designed originally by Antonia Gomez. Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Guadarrama Mountain Range, the course gifts guests with stunning views of the mountains and then the Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. With undulating, tree lined fairways the course places an emphasis on accuracy off the tee and following the addition of 3 water hazards in 2000, precision in the approach to the green is also key. The 18th hole is arguably one of the most stunning finishing holes in Spain and doglegs left. Walking away with a 4 on this whole is tough work as the 2 tiered, quick green makes it incredible hard to stop the ball on and with bunkers right and an out of bounds to the rear of the putting surface, accuracy is a must.