Salinas Golf Club

This course is in a dreadful state, the lake is empty the course is brown and the pro shop with cold drinks is non existent. In addition they do not supply buggies

This a neglected course in need of lots of work money spending on it empty ponds, driving range area netting none existent which is a shame we did still enjoy our round though greens were great

The course itself was very playable but it was clearly in need of an investment. The water hazards had no water in them and the bunkers were waste area at best. The clubhouse had no buggies, no pro shop and no drinks as the bar wasn't open till 1pm. Overall, decent course that needs an injection of money

Didn't enjoy, signage not good

This is an interesting layout with good greens but desperately in need of serious investment. All the buggies are broken and water features empty, the fairways are in poor condition. The young lady in the office is a serious asset to the business as is the waitress in the restaurant who clearly got a double helping when personality was dished out, both deserve better than the course condition as does the Greenkeeper delivering such excellent greens.

The course was in poor condition. Most of the 'lakes' had no water in them, just plastic. The fairways were largley bare. There were no buggies and the pull trollies are old and rusty. We were told that the club has been in receivership for over five years !!!

Not in the best condition, definitely in need of some TLC, but certainly throws up some challenges.

This course appears to have been neglected for several years but is now under new ownership. It looks as though they are now putting a lot of work into bringing it back up to a good standard. The fairways and greens are in good condition and the greens are particularly interesting having significant borrows. There are lots and lots of bunkers with very little sand in them and the water hazards are currently being repaired so have no water in them. Although the course is short it is very challenging with long carries over the hazards and narrow fairways.Accuracy is key. The layout is a little confusing at times as on a few of the holes you need to walk back down the fairway to get to the next tee. At present they are setting up the pro shop so there is no merchandise available. There is a great restaurant on site called Algo Mas and we would highly recommend it for lunch or dinner even if you're not playing golf there. All in all we were pleased we only had one round booked here as we much preferred Fuerteventura golf course.

This course was a very mixed bag. The tee beds, greens and aprons were all in very good condition but the fairways were rough, rather pitted and weedy in places. The course is very open and therefore play is more affected by the wind. The design was interesting but there was a lot of black volcanic grit areas along the sides of the fairways which were not always easy to play from and the edges of them tended to have a lot of grass and weeds to snag up balls which were rolling. We did enjoy our round here although the driving range was in very poor condition with really old and tired balls. The pros shop was non existent. There was just a counter to hand over the voucher and pay for the trolleys. We had a morning tee time and there was nowhere to get coffee or buy bottles of drink. We learnt later that the course is actually for sale. There was a restaurant at the course which opened at lunchtime and we had an excellent lunch there after our game. The food was very good if a little pricey.

Extremely windy both days that we played. Made the course quite difficult. Fairways & greens good, periphery a bit neglected. Clubhouse really nice.